The workgroup
Seven volunteers meeting regularly to research risks and mitigation strategies, and to turn that research into an open source AI ethics framework teams can apply directly.
Non-profit · volunteer-run · global
The Responsible AI Movement is a non-profit global collective on a mission to make AI ethics more practical. No funding, no staff — seven volunteers running a workgroup, a speaker series and a community of more than 800 people building with AI.
In numbers
Everything the movement produces is open source and free — the framework, the workshop material, and the recordings of the speaker series.
How we work
Nobody here is paid and there is no budget to allocate. The work happens in two layers: a workgroup of seven volunteers who research risks, write up mitigations and maintain the framework, and an open community of more than 800 practitioners who bring the cases, argue the trade-offs and pressure-test what we publish.
Seven volunteers meeting regularly to research risks and mitigation strategies, and to turn that research into an open source AI ethics framework teams can apply directly.
More than 800 designers, developers, researchers and product managers on Discord — where sessions are announced, dilemmas get posted, and drafts get reviewed before they ship.
The workgroup
The people who keep the framework, the workshops and the speaker series running.
Community lead
Risk prioritisation framework
Emotional addiction risk zone
Loss of human control & algorithmic bias
Environmental harm & speaker series
Bad actors risk zone
Community manager
Volunteer
We are always looking for people to expand the framework — adding real examples, research and recommendations for each risk — and for practitioners willing to bring a case to the speaker series.
Find us
If something we published is wrong, or you think we are missing a risk that matters, tell us — the fastest route is Discord, and we are on LinkedIn too.
Non-profit, community-run, open source.