Partnership on AI

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A non-profit bringing together academic, civil society, industry, & media organizations to address the most important and difficult questions concerning AI.

AI adoption is accelerating faster than public trust in it. A robust AI assurance ecosystem, the norms, tools, and independent experts that measure and verify whether AI systems are trustworthy, could close that gap. The pieces exist today, but they're fragmented and incomplete.

New from PAI's Madhu Srikumar & Vinh Nguyen (CFR) in @techpolicypress.bsky.social: AI agents are already handling sensitive data, but the infrastructure to monitor them in real time doesn't exist yet. Will companies build it before something breaks or after? www.techpolicy.press/we-cant-moni...

We Can’t Monitor AI Agents at Scale. Here’s What It Will Take.

The monitoring that could catch failures isn't there, write Madhulika Srikumar and Vinh Nguyen. Building it at scale comes with real challenges.

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AI is being built faster than the institutions meant to guide it. There's no shortage of principles or pledges. What's missing is a way to see what's actually being done, in one place, over time, and an independent read of whether it adds up. We're announcing two initiatives as our answer.

We spoke with employers and labor unions that have negotiated AI protections across the U.S., Italy, and Ireland. Across very different industries and labor markets, a clear pattern emerged: when employers and labor leaders talk openly about AI, both sides come away better off.

One week out. 👏 Next Monday, PAI's 2026 Partner Forum convenes in Geneva! We'll dig into the questions that matter most right now: who decides how AI gets built and deployed, how the field can show real progress (not just declarations), and what comes next as governance moves between summits.

The impacts of AI bias on LGBTQIA+ communities aren't hypothetical. They're already visible. GLAAD's new report, Build for Everyone, documents the scope of these harms and cites PAI's work on building algorithmic fairness while protecting privacy. Read more in our latest blog.

AI Bias Is Putting LGBTQIA+ People at Risk

GLAAD's new report points to a problem that PAI has worked to address for several years: building algorithmic fairness while maintaining data privacy.

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AI is reshaping work faster than most companies can govern it, yet the people most affected are too often left out of decisions about how it's used. Together with CECP and Provoc, we convened leaders to put employee voice at the center of how AI is adopted in the workplace.

Our 2026 Partner Forum brings together leaders from across the AI ecosystem for substantive, candid conversations on what responsible AI needs to deliver and who is accountable for getting there. We are less than one month out from July 6, and we could not be more excited! Stay tuned for more.

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Make your trustworthy AI tools more discoverable to the int. policy community. PAI collaborated with the OECD on the OECD.AI Catalogue of Tools & Metrics for Trustworthy AI, an interactive collection of the latest resources to help AI actors be accountable and implement trustworthy AI systems.

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NEW 💥 PAI is releasing our draft AI Risk Assessment Framework, a practical starting point for boards, executives, and corporate risk teams to identify, prioritize, and manage AI-related risks across their entire value chain. partnershiponai.org/moving-from-...

Moving from Theory to Action in AI Risk Management - Partnership on AI

To support companies in the practical implementation of AI governance, Partnership on AI is publishing the draft Corporate AI Risk Assessment Framework.

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We're thrilled to welcome Shachee Doshi to Partnership on AI as our new Program and Research Lead for AI, Labor, and the Economy! 🎉 At PAI, she'll focus on ensuring AI works for workers across the AI supply chain and broader labor markets. We can't wait to see the impact she'll bring! 👏

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