opportunities/open calls

NEMO kennislink zoekt een Freelance wetenschapsjournalist technologie (12 uur per week).

One Project is looking for a Product Designer to collaborate on prototypes and products that support alternative economic and governance systems. We are seeking an experienced Product Designer fluent in participatory practices, grounded in principles of equity and justice, and curious about how a world beyond capitalism would look, feel, and function.

CALL FOR AUGE NEXT Augmented Europe FellowshipsDigital Artists-in-Residency Programme With the support of the European Union’s Creative Europe programme, AUGE NEXT cooperation project launches four Fellowship Programmes for Digital Artists-in-Residency organized by the project partners in four European countries: Italy, Latvia, Germany, and Greece.  Each of the four AUGE NEXT Fellowship Programmes consists of a […]

Welke kansen biedt Artificiële Intelligentie (AI) voor studenten? Deel jouw ultieme AI-toepassing!

Welcome to New_ Public, a home for the people who are building and dreaming up the diverse, community-serving, anti-oppressive public-spirited tech future.

Our nonprofit organization, OpenAI, Inc., is launching a program to award ten $100,000 grants to fund experiments in setting up a democratic process for deciding what rules AI systems should follow, within the bounds defined by the law.

Type of employment: Full time.

In collaboration with the Ministry of the Cultures, Arts and Heritage of Chile and DIRAC - Division for Cultures, Arts, Heritage and Public Diplomacy Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chile, transmediale invites applications to the second iteration of its residency. The two-month residency will take place at transmediale studio in Berlin, and is open to Chilean or Chile based artists and researchers working in the fields of art, science, new media, and technology.

Are.na is a platform for connecting ideas and building knowledge.

Creative Lives in Progress is an inclusive creative careers resource, on a mission to transform the way emerging talent access, understand and connect with the industry.

A new partnership with the Digital Witness Lab at Princeton University will support a journalist reporting on the influence of messaging platforms on public discourse. Se abre la convocatoria de propuestas para las becas de monitoreo de algoritmos Appel à candidatures pour les bourses du Pulitzer Center sur la Redevabilité de l’IA   The Pulitzer Center is accepting applications for the second cohort of its Artificial Intelligence Accountability Fellowships.  Governments and corporations use AI to make life-changing decisions in policing, criminal justice, social welfare, hiring, and more. If unchecked, these systems can harm some of the most vulnerable members of society, deepening economic gaps and amplifying the effects of racial, gender, and ability biases. The Pulitzer Center’s AI Accountability Fellowships support critical, in-depth reporting on the impact of AI systems in communities around the world and nurture a global network of journalists who report and learn together about this urgent, underreported issue.  “This is not just a technology story but an equity and accountability one, too,” said Marina Walker Guevara, the Pulitzer Center’s executive editor. “At a time when AI is creating both hype and despair, we are building a global community of journalists dedicated to reporting on this fast-evolving issue with skill, nuance, and impact.”  In its first year, the Fellowship supported 10 Fellows to report in 10 countries. The 2022 cohort of AI Accountability Fellows reported on themes crucial to equity and human rights, such as the impact of AI on the gig economy, social welfare, policing, migration, and border control.  AI Accountability Fellowships   The Pulitzer Center is recruiting six to eight journalists from anywhere in the world to report on the impacts of algorithms and automated systems in their communities. The 10-months-long Fellowship starts in September and it provides each journalist up to $20,000 to pursue projects. Funds can be used to pay for records requests, travel expenses, data analysis, and stipends, among other costs. In addition, the Fellows will have access to mentors from different fields and relevant training with a group of peers that will help strengthen their reporting projects. While we welcome projects on a broad range of issues related to the impact of AI in society, this year we are also placing special emphasis on certain topics. We are seeking to support at least one project that examines the intersection of AI and conflict, war, and peace. In partnership with Digital Witness Lab at Princeton University, we are also recruiting one project that focuses on the role the messaging platform WhatsApp plays in influencing public discourse in a particular community.  The journalist selected for the shared fellowship with Digital Witness Lab will have the opportunity to be mentored by renowned investigative data journalist Surya Mattu, formerly with tech news organization the Markup, and his team, and to explore projects of common interest with Digital Witness. To learn more about the shared fellowship with Digital Witness Lab, please click here.  Applications for the 2023-2024 AI Accountability Fellowships are now open. The deadline is July 1, 2023. Find more information here. Apply here.  The AI Accountability Network launched in 2022 to expand and diversify the field of journalists reporting on AI and with AI in the public interest. Through its Machine Learning Reporting Grants, the initiative also supports journalists using AI to tackle big data investigations. The Network is managed by Pulitzer Center Senior Editor Boyoung Lim, with the support of Executive Editor Marina Walker Guevara and the Pulitzer Center’s Editorial team.  The AI Accountability Network is funded with the support of the Open Society Foundations (OSF), Wellspring Philanthropic Fund, and individual donors and foundations who support our work more broadly. Other funders may join during 2023/2024.

affect lab are currently looking for a creative producer to join our team part time (32 hours per week).

Mozilla is hiring a Responsible Computing Fellow, US (Fixed Term - 12 months) in Remote US

We’re launching a global design competition to reimagine our homes and neighbourhoods — using AI.

Erasmus Initiative Societal Impact of AI aims for innovative and interdisciplinary research and education in AI that places people and society centre stage.

We want to make study and work more efficient and enjoyable, by providing the best digital paper solution possible. We plan to be the go-to tool for all forms of notes.

Explore Call for Articles: Community Publication space in AI Equality and Human Rights

AI is changing everything. Now is the time to develop it responsibly. Join us in the Responsible AI Challenge and help us shape the future of AI.