AI Civic Commons — Public participation and AI literacy. It connects nonprofits, libraries, universities and community groups around AI education and public engagement. It also provides a broader doorway for people who want to explore organizations working on AI issues.

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Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) — Civil liberties and public-interest governance. Its AI work addresses privacy, accountability, responsible deployment and protecting individual rights while recognizing the potential benefits of innovation.

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Responsible AI Institute — Practical AI governance and deployment. Its work focuses on helping organizations assess and manage AI systems responsibly, bringing an implementation and business perspective into the conversation.

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Human Artistry Campaign — Artists and creators. It recognizes AI's potential as a creative tool while emphasizing creator participation, authorization, licensing, compensation and transparency. This gives musicians, writers, visual artists and other creators a distinct voice.

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Partnership on AI — Multi-stakeholder collaboration. It brings together people from industry, academia, civil society and media to address questions surrounding responsible AI and its effects on people and society.

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AI Alliance — Open innovation and AI builders. It is a nonprofit focused on accelerating open innovation in AI, including open-source models, data, tools, applications, safety and governance. Its mission explicitly combines advancing AI capabilities with creating trusted safety and security frameworks so the benefits can be broadly shared.

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