Public interest AI requires public support Addressing the gaps in infrastructure and institutional support for public interest AI is a priority for The Collaborative. This problem definition outlines our understanding of the problem and how we see it evolving. We expect this definition to evolve as we learn and in response to changes in the … Continued
The opacity of the global AI supply chain allows leading AI companies to act with little accountability or oversight Addressing the opacity and lack of accountability that define the global AI supply chain, and turning these into opportunities for change, is a priority for The Collaborative. This problem definition outlines our understanding of the problem … Continued
AI development rarely responds to demands from the public Addressing the neglect and obstruction of public interest demand in the AI field is a priority for The Collaborative. This problem definition outlines our understanding of the problem and how we see it evolving. We expect this definition to evolve as we learn and in response … Continued
The Collaborative for AI in the Public Interest is designed to spot and act on windows of opportunity for AI to deliver outcomes that matter to people and communities. Sometimes that means funding and championing organisations whose existing work is aligned with our mission, problem definitions, and strategies. Other times, it’s about identifying an unmet … Continued
The Paris Charter on Artificial Intelligence in the Public Interest, negotiated and endorsed by ten countries at the 2025 AI Action Summit in Paris, accounts for different manifestations of the public interest across different contexts. This shared, pluralistic, and inclusive framework enables multi-country, multi-stakeholder collaboration in the pursuit of AI that delivers outcomes that matter … Continued