Center for Humane Technology

What they ask for — in their own terms

Change the incentives driving AI deployment, and establish new norms, legal protections and fundamental rights to preserve what makes human life meaningful in the age of AI.

What they do

Public education (the Your Undivided Attention podcast, The AI Dilemma talk, a free course), a policy reforms toolkit, and the 'AI and What Makes Us Human' initiative; works with decision-makers on systems-level interventions.

What a newcomer can do

Take the free course and use the Policy Reforms toolkit to brief a local official, employer or school; subscribe to the Substack.

Worth knowing

Framing is attention economy, mental health and social harm rather than extinction risk, though it covers both. High-profile media presence; less legislative throughput than Encode or Secure AI Project.

Tips

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Where they work

United States, global audience.

Size

Mid-sized nonprofit with a fellowship programme and well-known founders (Tristan Harris, Aza Raskin).

Spending

Not disclosed; accepts donations.