Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to Benefit People and Society (General Operations) is sponsored by MacArthur Foundation. Supports the general operations of the Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (PAI), a global, multi-stakeholder organization dedicated to identifying emerging challenges in AI, mobilizing collective responses, and developing actionable resources that promote safety, inclusion, and accountability. This includes work in 'Safety Critical AI'.

General Operating Support for Partnership on Artificial Intelligence to Benefit People and Society is sponsored by MacArthur Foundation. Provides general operating support to the Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (PAI), a global multi-stakeholder organization dedicated to identifying emerging challenges in AI, mobilizing collective responses, and developing actionable resources that promote safety, inclusion…

AI for the People Grants is sponsored by MacArthur Foundation. These grants support AI for the People (AFP), a nonprofit, public interest communications firm that supports journalists, artists, policymakers, technologists, and others to increase public understanding of the disproportionate harms new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, have caused to Black people. It uses popular culture and entertainment media to increase civic participation. This directly aligns with digital media and AI content creation for social justice. [7]

Humanity AI Grants is sponsored by MacArthur Foundation (and other pooled philanthropic funds). Humanity AI is a collaborative philanthropic initiative dedicated to ensuring artificial intelligence serves the public good. They support organizations that advance leadership, development, governance, and accountability for AI that puts people first, including work on AI civics to advance public education, literacy, and community decision-making on AI, and policy research.

Humanity AI Grants is sponsored by MacArthur Foundation. Humanity AI is a national initiative supported by a coalition of funders to build a more human(e) future where artificial intelligence is shaped by and for people. The initiative focuses on areas such as democracy, education, humanities and culture, labor and economy, and security. Initial grants support organizations advancing leadership, development, governance, and accountability for AI that prioritizes people.

Humanity AI is a $500 million five-year philanthropic initiative launched by ten major foundations to ensure people have a stake in the future of artificial intelligence. The founding members are the Doris Duke Foundation, Ford Foundation, Lumina Foundation, Kapor Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Mellon Foundation, Mozilla Foundation, Omidyar Network, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and Siegel Family Endowment. The initiative operates through a pooled fund managed by Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors and covers five focus areas: democracy (safeguarding rights and freedoms), education (expanding AI access for all students), humanities and culture (protecting creators' intellectual property), labor and economy (enhancing rather than replacing workers), and security (maintaining safety standards). MacArthur announced an initial $10 million in aligned grantmaking to eight institutions including AI Now Institute ($2M), Brookings Institution ($2M), London School of Economics ($2M), and others. The fund began making grants in 2026 and welcomes additional foundation partners.