About AIAAIC
AIAAIC (AI, Algorithmic, and Automation Incidents and Controversies) is an independent, non-partisan, public interest initiative that examines and makes the case for real AI, algorithmic, and automation transparency and openness.
What we do
AIAAIC is looking to make AI, algorithms, and automation more transparent, open and accountable by:
Empowering academic and civil society entities with high quality, actionable data
Educating users, citizens, policymakers, and others
Making the case to policymakers and businesses.
What we believe
AIAAIC believes that everyone should know when they are using or being assessed, instructed, nudged, manipulated or coerced by an AI, algorithmic, or automation system, understand what the system is trying to achieve and how it works, appreciate its impact, and be able to make informed decisions based on accessible, clear, concise, accurate, and timely information.
AIAAIC's mission is to make AI, algorithms, and automation transparent and open.
Manifesto for real AI transparency and openness
Read AIAAIC's manifesto to understand why real AI, algorithmic and automation transparency and openness is needed, and what it should look like.
How we are funded
AIAAIC is privately funded, with our costs partially covered by donations from individuals across the world.
A public interest initiative, AIAAIC is wholly committed to being independent, and technologically and politically non-partisan. Accordingly, we take seriously actual or potential conflicts of interest, and do not accept corporate donations.
Transparency and openness
AIAAIC regularly shares information and data about what we are doing, how we are performing, and what we are planning.
Potted history
June 2019. Google sheet created as private project to asses the reputational risks and impacts of AI and related technologies
November 2019. The AIAAIC Repository (spreadsheet) is published online
February 2021. The AIAAIC website and the AIAAIC Repository (web version) launches
June 2021. Premium membership is introduced
April 2023. AIAAIC data featured in Stanford HAI's AI Index 2023
Further information
Contact us to find out more about AIAAIC.