By Genny Ngai Artificial intelligence companies in the United States are facing heightened scrutiny over the potential risks their systems pose to minors and other vulnerable users. Over the past year, AI developers have been navigating legal challenges from multiple fronts – including from private litigants to federal and state oversight. These stakeholders are pursuing increasingly assertive strategies to seek to hold AI companies accountable for alleged harms arising fro

This Expert Series #4 explores the impact of Generative AI on Not Safe for Work (NSFW) and how emerging technologies offer promising organisational solutions to this challenge.

This Expert Series #4 explores the impact of Generative AI on Not Safe for Work (NSFW) and how emerging technologies offer promising organisational solutions to this challenge.

Discover the AEQUITAS Experimenter tool, designed to build fair and legally aligned AI systems.

This WAI Legal Blog explores America's AI Action Plan and its impact. By Dina Blikshteyn.

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AEQUITAS aims to address bias in AI by developing tools and infrastructure. Find out more in their video.

This Expert Series #3 looks into GardAI, an AI tool designed to combat gender-based violence online, developed as part of a WAI Hackathon.

Women in AI joined the UN’s AI Peace Nexus workshop at the AI Action Summit to explore how inclusive AI can advance the WPS agenda in Yemen’s digital future.