How can we inspire good AI policy?
The AI policy landscape is rapidly evolving, with new regulatory proposals, international frameworks, and tools emerging worldwide. Ensuring consistency and support across these outputs requires greater coordination between policymakers, civil society, academia, and industry. PAI aims to foster a globally connected, responsible AI ecosystem including through public policy that facilitates best practice and accountability that benefits all of society.
Our Policy Work
PAI is a non-profit, not a trade group or advocacy organization. We engage with public and policy As a non-profit organization, PAI facilitates stakeholder coordination, develops evidence-based frameworks, and promotes a shared understanding of responsible AI practices. We help shape AI policy through extensive collaboration with key institutions worldwide, including OECD, OSTP, UN, G20, US AID, NTIA, National Science Foundation, Global AI Safety Institutes, NIST Consortium, France’s AI Action Summit, and bilateral relations with countries worldwide.
Policy Alignment on AI Transparency
Featured Work
Policy Submissions
Policy Steering Committee
Natasha Crampton
Chief Responsible AI Officer
Microsoft
Arisa Ema
Assistant Professor
University of Tokyo
Tiffany Georgievski
Attorney
SonyAI
Alexandra Givens
CEO
Center for Democracy & Technology
Sebastian Hallensleben
Head of Digitisation and AI
CEN/CENELEC and VDE
Wiliam Isaac
Head of Ethics Research and Senior Staff Research Scientist
Google DeepMind
Richard Mathenge
Organizer
African Content Moderators Union
Valeria Milanes
Executive Director
Asociación por los Derechos Civiles (ADC)
Alondra Nelson
Professor
IAS
Marc Etienne Ouimette
Global Lead, AI Policy
AWS
Lisa Pearlman
Senior Director of Global Policy
Apple
Karine Perset
Head
OECD.AI
Irene Solaiman
Head of Global Policy
Hugging Face
David Wakeling
Partner and Head of MIG
A&O Shearman
Deon Woods Bell
Senior Adviser, Global Policy and Advocacy
Gates Foundation
Harlan Yu
Executive Director
Upturn