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A global institution for responsible AI

Advancing responsible AI, together.

The AI Commons Consortium convenes governments, universities, enterprises, and researchers across 68 countries to shape the standards, research, and institutions the world needs to deploy AI responsibly.

500+
Members
9+
Countries
5
Working groups
20+
Publications
Our foundation

AICC's Guiding Principles on AI

To establish a shared global stance on artificial intelligence, the AI Commons Consortium convened researchers, policymakers, and civil society leaders to develop a set of guiding principles for the responsible development of AI. These principles form a strategic framework for members and partners as they design, deploy, and govern AI technologies in service of people and communities.

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What we do

What drives responsible AI

Governance, research, education, and collaboration - each pillar brings people together to turn responsible AI from a promise into practice.

Governance
01

Governance

What we do for governments and enterprises: design clear policies, standards, and accountability frameworks that keep AI safe, fair, and responsible.

Research
02

Research

What we do for researchers and institutions: produce open, shared findings that keep AI aligned with public interest and community needs.

Education
03

Education

What we do for professionals and students: run fellowships, courses, and career pathways that help people from every background shape AI's future.

Collaboration

Collaboration

What we do for our community: connect practitioners, policymakers, and students across 68 country chapters to turn ideas into local impact.

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Global reach

Chapters in 9+ countries and growing

Country and regional chapters are the local heart of the Consortium - convening practitioners, hosting policy dialogue, and advancing AICC programs on the ground.

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Africa
Nigeria
240 members
Africa
Ghana
120 members
Africa
Kenya
95 members
Africa
Tanzania
110 members
Americas
United States
620 members
Americas
Canada
285 members
Europe
United Kingdom
480 members
Asia-Pacific
India
510 members
MENA
United Arab Emirates
165 members
Who we serve

Built for institutions and practitioners

The AI Commons Consortium provides resources for every partner - from national governments to individual researchers - to help shape a shared, responsible AI future.

Working groups

Collaborative work across focus areas

Thematic groups convene experts to produce shared frameworks, standards, and research that move responsible AI from ideas to practice.

Safety & Evaluation

Shared benchmarks, red-team protocols, and open safety research for frontier AI systems.

  • Frontier model evaluation
  • AI safety research
  • Red-team playbooks

Governance & Standards

Interoperable governance frameworks and cross-border coordination across jurisdictions.

  • Policy alignment
  • Regulatory interop
  • Public sector procurement

Public Sector & Health

Responsible AI adoption in government, health systems, and public services.

  • Health AI validation
  • Public sector deployment
  • Deployment checklists

Education & Workforce

AI literacy, curricula, and workforce transition pathways for the AI era.

  • Fellowship curricula
  • Workforce reports
  • Reskilling programs
Community

A shared knowledge hub built by the global responsible AI community

Curated by diverse practitioners, researchers, and policymakers - and open to everyone.

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Membership Benefits

  • Access to exclusive research and publications
  • Priority invitation at AICC events
  • Participation in AICC mentorship programs
  • Access to exclusive partner offers
  • Networking with global AI leaders
  • Priority registration for fellowship cohorts
  • Participation in policy working groups
  • Member-only webinars and workshops
  • Discounted event passes at partner events
  • Many more...
Become a Member

Join the institution shaping the future of responsible AI

Membership is open to researchers, professionals, and institutions committed to the responsible development and governance of AI.