We are an independent non-profit organisation working on the ethical and practical issues of data, emerging technologies and their impact on societies worldwide.
It’s free to join and always will be. Our forum and live events run on open source and privacy-respecting infrastructure.
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We work across the public and private sectors to enable collaboration, build consensus and create solutions that tackle complexity.
We identify, demystify and solve ethical and practical problems in data and tech space.
We bring diverse communities together and facilitate collaboration.
We anchor decision making across the public and private sectors at a time of increasing complexity.
We build innovative tech solutions for public good.
We partner with public institutions, companies, and civil society on the hardest problems in digitised societies: securing systems, governing AI and platforms, preserving rights, and publishing evidence that stands up under pressure. We're always open to new collaborations and partnerships
Web3
Cybersecurity consulting, defensive operations and investigation for emerging financial platforms.
Platform governance
Advice and analysis on the weaponised design of platforms and their global consequences.
Government policy
Treaty and regulation analysis focused on cross-border powers and rights exposure.
Artificial intelligence
Risk analysis, documentation and red-teaming aligned to our Ethical AI initiative.
Statecraft
Monitoring and response for hybrid operations across cyber and information conflict targeting infrastructure and civil society.
Open data
Rights-focused archiving, verification and access strategies that keep records usable across borders and bandwidth.
Sustainable development
Evidence-based assessments of digital infrastructure and AI energy and material costs with plans that reduce load.
Chris Morris is an English comedian, radio presenter, actor and filmmaker. In his conversation with renowned German psychologist Prof. Gerd Gigerenzer he reveals more on the effects smart technology has on us all and asks: are we making the right choices?
