ICAI versus Centre for the Governance of AI
ICAI
Ideal For
Developing AI talent through PhD positions
Engaging in joint academic partnerships
Collaborating on real-world AI challenges
Participating in AI ecosystem support programs
Key Strengths
Facilitates collaboration across diverse sectors
Provides access to valuable resources and expertise
Enhances learning through networking and partnerships
Core Features
Collaboration platform for AI development
Access to real-world challenges and data
Networking opportunities with experts in the field
Support for participating in academic appointments
Development of AI talent through organized programs
Centre for the Governance of AI
Ideal For
Contributing to global research in AI governance
Engaging with policymakers to shape AI policies
Educating the public on AI risks and opportunities
Developing practices for responsible AI use
Key Strengths
Access to cutting-edge AI governance research
Opportunities for collaboration with experts
Involvement in a global AI community
Core Features
Research in AI governance
Field-building in AI governance
Global research community
Support for responsible AI practices
Engagement with policymakers