Partnership on AI

The Partnership occasionally shares research and ideas from PAI Fellows and other contributors, which do not represent the Partnership’s official stance on AI or its Partner organizations.

PAI’s research reveals a gap between how machine learning explainability techniques are being deployed and the goal of transparency for end users.

Developing best practices for emerging technologies, such as AI ethics, requires significant time and resources without clear guidance or success metrics.

The Partnership on AI releases SafeLife, a reinforcement learning environment testing agent safety and training algorithms to avoid unintended side effects.

The Safety-Critical AI Working Group convenes experts from technology, civil society, and academia to address AI safety challenges.

Co-authored by Claire Wardle, Founder and Co-Director, First Draft

The following is an abbreviated excerpt from PAI’s 2019 Annual Report – Letter from the Founding Executive Director

PAI Labs expands AI policy and ethics research, collaborating with Working Groups, Partners, and internal experts.

The Partnership on AI (PAI) is growing, and currently hiring for four critical roles: Chief Operating Officer, Director of Research, Director of Partnerships, and Program Associate. (Check out all open positions here.)

The Partnership on AI (PAI) is continuing to grow its team and is hiring for two additional roles: Director of Policy and Head of Communications. In addition, PAI continues its hiring for Chief Operating Officer and Program Associate candidates. (Check out all open positions here.)

The ABOUT ML project lists contributors since its launch and invites submissions to expand the list.

The Board of Directors and staff behind the Partnership on AI

The ABOUT ML project establishes transparency norms for documenting ML system lifecycles, including data, algorithms, performance, and maintenance requirements.

PAI hosted a workshop on explainable AI (XAI) deployment, with findings presented at ICML and related workshops.

Diverse Perspectives To Guide Multidisciplinary Debate For a Research Agenda Focused on AI Industry’s Role In Co-creating a Globally Inclusive Economic Future

The Partnership on AI unites a diverse community to explore AI’s future implications.