Women at the Table

Partner with us to build AI the public can trust.

Most organisations now know they need to govern AI responsibly. Far fewer have the tools to actually do it. We do, because we built them. The methodology, benchmarks, and assessment frameworks that inform UN bodies and the Council of Europe are the same ones we bring to your organisation: rigorous, grounded in international human rights law, and designed to work in practice rather than only on paper.

Why work with us

We don’t offer opinions about responsible AI. We built the standards.

  • HumRights-Bench, the first benchmark grounded in international human rights law.
  • A public procurement framework now informing Council of Europe guidelines.
  • A Human Rights Impact Assessment that teams can run without legal training.

    And we sit where the rules are written, from the Council of Europe’s CDNET to the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development, so we see regulation taking shape before it lands on you.

    The result is a partner who can tell you not only what today’s rules require, but where they are heading, and hand you the tools to stay ahead.

    Our methodology has been validated and taught at EPFL, the Sorbonne Center for AI, the University of Cambridge, the Technical University of Munich, and the EU’s AI Doctoral Academy.

How we can help

  • Human Rights Impact Assessment & Evaluation
    We assess your AI systems for bias, discrimination, and rights risks across the full lifecycle, from data through deployment and monitoring, using our Human Rights-Based AI Lifecycle Framework and, where useful, HumRights-Bench. You get a clear, documented account of where the risks lie and what to do about them, meeting obligations like the EU AI Act while genuinely reducing harm.
  • AI Governance, Policy & Procurement
    We turn complex regulation into governance your teams can operate: rights-based policies, sector-specific models, and procurement guidelines that let you buy AI responsibly. Procurement is one of the most overlooked levers in AI governance, and one we have researched more deeply than almost anyone.
  • Digital Public Infrastructure Design
    For governments and institutions building systems millions will depend on, from digital ID to social protection, we embed equity and rights into the architecture from the start, where they raise adoption and prevent costly failure, rather than bolting them on after harm.
  • Capacity Building & Workshops
    Our AI & Equality workshops, delivered at leading institutions worldwide, give your teams a shared language and practical tools. Technical staff learn to spot rights implications in their own work, legal and compliance teams gain AI literacy, and leadership builds governance that holds.
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Who we work with

We collaborate with organisations across the public, private, and multilateral sectors.

Why it matters

The organisations that will thrive under the coming wave of AI regulation are the ones building rights in now, not retrofitting under pressure later. Systems designed with human rights at the core are more robust, earn higher trust and adoption, and stand up to scrutiny. Act now, and you help set the standard rather than scramble to meet it.

Ready to build AI worth trusting?

Last modified: June 9, 2026

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