AI Talent for Global Impact


We are Electric Sheep. We create AI learning for all levels, from AI-curious to AI-expert.

We focus on making AI safe, and ensuring AI development respects social, environmental and interspecies justice.

We also run special initiatives to support AI safety talent in Global Majority countries and from underserved backgrounds. Why not check out our programs below.

Develop Your AI Skillset for Good

  • The Futurekind Fellowship

    FutureAI Courses & Fellowships

    Our FutureAI fellowships are a truly global AI safety and impact learning opportunity, open to all. They are entry-level-to-intermediate, online-first, group courses that require absolutely no coding experience. Designed by our ed-tech experts, they cover areas such as climate, policy, AI catastrophic risk and animal advocacy, and set you up for career-defining or career-transitional excellence in the age of AI.

  • Accelerator

    The Campus

    Electric Sheep’s residential Campus is a 6000 sq foot AI command centre and innovation hub. Convened at our bespoke AI Campus in Bengaluru. Reflecting our commitment to build a thriving AI safety movement across the Global South, we offer accommodation, mentorship and investment for promising teams engineering safe, impactful AI.

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    Code for Compassion

    Got tech skills? Ready to use them for maximum impact? Electric Sheep’s Code for Compassion hackathons are a global hybrid in-person and online roadshow of talented techies building machines and AI automations for good. They’re pioneering change all over the world - from Bay Area to Bangkok and beyond…

  • Thought Leadership

    Centre for AI Transitions

    Electric Sheep’s policy and research work is led by world-class experts. It draws upon a global AI research community that’s changing AI for good. Our focus areas include AI for government, safe AI and AGI, Ai for people and planet, and global equity in the age of AI.

Hear from our Pioneering Global Impact Community

A Selection of Our Partners and Funders

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Hype for Electric Sheep

I’m very impressed by Electric Sheep. The work of your coders and AI researchers will only grow - and show how we can take into account the largest number of sentient beings, and benefit
them.
— Peter Singer, world-leading philosopher and author, 'The Life You Can Save.'
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Poster for an event titled 'Machine Learning & AI approaches in alternative proteins' featuring photos of three speakers: Cai Linton, Zoe Yu Tung Law, and Itsi Weinstock. The event is hosted by Johns Hopkins University, Department of Integrative Learning and Life Design, and scheduled for Wednesday, April 23 from 10 to 11 am at the Imagine Center, Summit Auditorium, with registration details provided.
Electric Sheep’s work is really incredible. I live in the Bay Area and it was amazing how your hackathon found a group I’ve been looking for - and brought us all
together.
— Itsi Weinstock, Bay Area-based coder, Code for Compassion participant, founder of CoucherCom, now coding around Alt-Proteins
We need a welfare-focussed AI safety community. There’s so much excitement and nowhere for it to go. It feels like the AI governance field just before we set up BlueDot. This is the time for Electric Sheep.
— Jamie Bernardi, Co-Founder, BlueDot Impact AI governance online learning community
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