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AI for Public Goods (AI4PG) | Fast Grants <img src="/icons/push-pin_green. svg" alt="/icons/push-pin_green. svg" width="40px" /> Welcome to the AI4PG Fast Grants Program.
Can’t find what you are looking for? Reach out to our telegram group or via email at [email protected] . <img src="/icons/light-bulb_yellow.
svg" alt="/icons/light-bulb_yellow. svg" width="40px" /> AI4PG supports data science and AI research that advances public goods funding through improved decision-making, transparent allocation, and impact assessment. We provide fast grants of up to USD 10,000 for accepted proposals.
We will award a total of up to USD 150,000 in grants across all projects and reviewers. The program is funded by Gitcoin, Ethereum Foundation, Octant, Funding the Commons, Hypercerts and GainForest. We are partnering with the academic secretariat of the Ethereum Foundation and we will announce all accepted proposals in recerts.
org . <img src="/icons/checklist_green. svg" alt="/icons/checklist_green.
svg" width="40px" /> We welcome applications from researchers worldwide, regardless of institutional affiliation or traditional academic credentials. We particularly encourage proposals from researchers in the Global South, practitioners with on-the-ground experience in public goods funding, independent researchers, and those from non-traditional backgrounds who bring diverse perspectives to AI development.
Our goal is to support innovative ideas from a broad range of voices and experiences that can advance equitable and effective public goods funding systems. <img src="/icons/timeline_green. svg" alt="/icons/timeline_green.
svg" width="40px" /> Call for Reviewers Opens: Oct 14 2025 Call for Proposals Opens (reviews happen on rolling basis): Nov 17, 2025 Reviewer Application Deadline: Nov 14, 2025 Proposal Submission Deadline: Feb 28, 2026 :dr-casper-2: Our Grants Round :dr-casper-1: Steering Committee :dr-casper-4: Our Funders & Partners Q: Who is eligible to apply? Q: I'm from a Global South country. Am I eligible?
Q: I don't have a traditional academic background in AI or ML. Can I apply? Q: I'm not an expert in public goods funding.
Can I apply? Q: Can I apply as an individual, or do I need institutional affiliation? Q: Can graduate students be principal investigators?
Q: Can I apply multiple times with different projects? Q: If I'm a co-investigator on one proposal, can I also submit my own proposal as PI? Q: I applied previously and was not selected.
Can I reapply? Q: Can the same research activity be funded by multiple sources? Application and Review Process Q: How do I submit my application?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations and researchers engaged in AI research and development in public goods decision making. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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AI for Decision Making in Public Goods — Fast Grants Program is funded by Granted AI (acting as an aggregator for various funders for AI for Public Goods). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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