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AI, Authorship, and the Public Interest – Project Update and Call for Grant Proposals We are especially interested in projects aligned with our research priorities , which include—but are not limited to: Incentives and Equity: How is AI reshaping incentives for human creators, and what policies might help maintain a diverse and equitable creative ecosystem?
Open Source AI models: Nonprofits may be able to fine-tune an open model, but typically will not be able afford to develop one from scratch. How can we best promote competition and avoid market consolidation through a commitment to open models? Opt-Outs: What do sustainable and viable opt-out systems look like, particularly when datasets can be separated from the opt-outs applied to that data?
Are there unintended consequences to opt-outs that we should examine more closely? We welcome proposals that explore territory not outlined above, but will give priority to research proposals that are closely aligned with these priorities.
Amount: Up to $20,000 per project Deadline for application: Tuesday, July 1, 2025 Eligibility: Open to academic researchers, independent scholars, or research teams Deliverables: A research output (e.g., white paper, journal article, dataset, or prototype), and participation in a public symposium (Details TBD).
Successful proposals will demonstrate scholarly rigor, public interest relevance, and a commitment to accessible communication of findings. Interdisciplinary and collaborative approaches are welcome. To apply, you will be required to fill out a grant application form, including a brief project proposal (2-3 pages) describing your research question, methodology, timeline, and how your project aligns with the goals of this initiative.
You will also be asked to provide a project budget and biographical sketch of key personnel. To submit your proposal, fill out the grant application form here . For your convenience, here is a readable PDF that will allow you to preview all of the fields in the online form (Please note: The window to submit grant applications is now closed – thank you for your interest!
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