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Global Technology Risk Foundation Global Technology Risk Foundation Dircksenstraße 4, 10179 Berlin, Germany New technologies bring extraordinary potential for progress but they also carry risks of real harm and unintended consequences. Over the past century, technologies have grown more powerful and are advancing faster than ever, amplifying both their benefits and their dangers.
These risks are not inevitable, but adequate risk management requires deliberate, coordinated action from a diverse set of stakeholders. The Global Technology Risk Foundation is a nonprofit registered in Berlin, Germany. Our mission is to help reducing global risks from powerful technologies.
We fund research and initiatives, connect key stakeholders across sectors, and promote the responsible development and governance of powerful technologies. The Emergence of Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence is expected to have significant impact on many aspects of human live. As of today, systems are outperforming humans in various tasks, contribute to scientific research and advances are developed with enormous speed.
With increasing adoption by businesses, governments and individuals, it needs to be ensured that automated systems are safe, reliable and guided by human values.
Areas that we are particular interested in include: Auditing and evaluation tools for large language models Interpretability and explainable AI Technical solutions for preventing disinformation GTR Foundation is part of a single family office with a longstanding presence in the technology and digital sectors.
As a serial entrepreneur and technology investor, Jan has been following the inevitable rise of technology since he bought his first tech stock as a teenager. He is convinced that many of the big challenges of our times can be solved with technology, but since learning about the future impact of AI in 2013, he became increasingly worried that ever stronger technology comes with ever stronger risks.
In the following years, it became apparent to him that there is not enough thought power and capital invested in managing the rise of technology in a way that it addresses associated risks appropriately. Driven by the strong belief that these risks are not inevitable, in 2021, he decided it is time to redirect and scale his giving activities towards global risks from technologies.
Lisa has managed Jan’s social impact activities since 2021. Previously, she worked at IOTA Foundation, a non-profit organization that promotes the development of distributed ledger technologies. Lisa holds a masters degree in Human Decision Science from Maastricht University.
Christoph is a chemist and seasoned expert in the biotechnology industry. He also is passionate about working for peace in Europe. In order to foster more links between German- and Russian-speaking societies, he founded the German-Russian Young Leaders Conference and serves on the board of trustees for the Foundation for Commemoration and Peace of the German War Graves Commission.
Beside his professional and honorary roles, he actively serves as an officer of the reserve for the German armed forces. Fritz is Managing Director of Jan’s Family Office which he joined in 2021, after having worked for several years in the private equity practice of a major US law firm.
As part of his legal training, Fritz worked for the German Embassy in Tanzania as well as the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs; he holds a PhD in competition law. Stay up to date with the latest news from GTR Foundation Thank you! Keep an eye out for our newsletter in your inbox Oops!
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