Building public knowledge

for responsible algorithms

A European knowledge platform for

  • AI bias testing

  • AI standards

  • AI bias testing

Building public

knowledge for

responsible algorithms

A European knowledge platform for

  • AI bias testing

  • AI standards

  • AI bias testing

Who decides on the algorithms that shape our daily lives? We believe this belongs to all of us. Our team of data scientists, lawyers, and ethicists tackles value-based questions at the heart of AI. As a knowledge platform, we bridge the gap between policy initiatives, academic insights and case-based experience. Through open-source tools, independent validation and advice, we translate knowledge into action. Connect with us to make responsible AI a shared effort.

Expertise

Sociotechnical evaluation of generative AI

Evaluating Large Language Models (LLMs) and other general-purpose AI models for robustness, privacy and AI Act compliance. Based on real-world examples, are developing a framework to analyze content filters, guardrails and user interaction design choices. Learn more about our evaluation framework.

AI Act implementation and standards

Our open-source AI Act Implementation Tool helps organizations identifying AI systems and assigning the right risk category. As a member of Dutch and European standardization organisations NEN and CEN-CENELEC, Algorithm Audit monitors and contributes to the development of standards for AI systems. See also our public knowledge base on standardization

Bias analysis

We evaluate algorithmic systems both from a qualitative and quantitative dimension. Besides expertise about data analysis and AI engineering, we possess have in-depth knowledge of legal frameworks concerning non-discrimination, automated decision-making and organizational risk management. See our public standards how to deploy algorithmic systems responsibly.

Sociotechnical evaluation of generative AI

Evaluating Large Language Models (LLMs) and other general-purpose AI models for robustness, privacy and AI Act compliance. Based on real-world examples, are developing a framework to analyze content filters, guardrails and user interaction design choices. Learn more about our evaluation framework.

AI Act implementation and standards

Our open-source AI Act Implementation Tool helps organizations identifying AI systems and assigning the right risk category. As a member of Dutch and European standardization organisations NEN and CEN-CENELEC, Algorithm Audit monitors and contributes to the development of standards for AI systems. See also our public knowledge base on standardization

Bias analysis

We evaluate algorithmic systems both from a qualitative and quantitative dimension. Besides expertise about data analysis and AI engineering, we possess have in-depth knowledge of legal frameworks concerning non-discrimination, automated decision-making and organizational risk management. See our public standards how to deploy algorithmic systems responsibly.

Distinctive in

Multi-disciplinary expertise

We are pioneering the future of responsible AI by bringing together expertise in statistics, software development, law and ethics. Our work is widely read throughout Europe and beyond.

Not-for-profit

We work closely together with private and public sector organisations, regulators and policy makers to foster knowledge exchange about responsible AI. Working nonprofit suits our activities and goals best.

Public knowledge building

We make our reports, software and best-practices publicy available, contributing to collective knowledge on the responsible deployment and use of AI. We prioritize public knowledge building over protecting our intellectual property.

Multi-disciplinary expertise

We are pioneering the future of responsible AI by bringing together expertise in statistics, software development, law and ethics. Our work is widely read throughout Europe and beyond.

Not-for-profit

We work closely together with private and public sector organisations, regulators and policy makers to foster knowledge exchange about responsible AI. Working nonprofit suits our activities and goals best.

Public knowledge building

We make our reports, software and best-practices publicy available, contributing to collective knowledge on the responsible deployment and use of AI. We prioritize public knowledge building over protecting our intellectual property.

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Building public knowledge for ethical algorithms