A global, multidisciplinary community across 59 countries, thinking through the hardest questions in AI and human rights, and a growing body of work to show for it.
The AI & Equality community
brings together researchers, technologists, lawyers and organisers across 59 countries and six continents, people interrogating AI systems, documenting harms, and building alternatives.
What that work has produced lives in the Library: the Festival talks, the policy interventions, the essays. The community is the people behind it.
What the community is
Truly global and truly multidisciplinary is not a slogan here, it is the working method. The data scientist and the human rights lawyer, the policymaker and the affected community, in the same room, learning a shared vocabulary so they can actually reason about a system together.
That mix is the point, and it is what the body of work in the Library reflects.