NetHope Humanitarian AI Research Fellowship for Mid-Career Researchers and Practitioners
A short, part-time research fellowship for people who want to work out how artificial intelligence can be used responsibly in humanitarian and nonprofit work. Fully remote and open internationally, with two streams - one on how organisations adopt and govern AI, one on the technical side of local, offline and low-connectivity deployment - and a small cohort working with a stipend and guidance from NetHope's specialists.
A short, part-time research fellowship for people who want to work out how artificial intelligence can be used responsibly in humanitarian and nonprofit work. Fully remote and open internationally, with two streams - one on how organisations adopt and govern AI, one on the technical side of local, offline and low-connectivity deployment - and a small cohort working with a stipend and guidance from NetHope's specialists.
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