We are a Global Community of Problem-Solvers
Making AI Go Well
for People, Planet and All Living Beings


  • The Futurekind Fellowship

    Learn by Solving

    Electric Sheep’s Futurekind fellowships are a different kind of AI learning experience.

    We offer certifications in emerging AI battleground areas such as AI and climate action, AI and global risk, and AI for animal welfare. Each of our fellows works on solving real-world problems curated and sourced by our expert team from the field. Guided peer learning, a thriving, supportive, entrepreneurial community and world-class project mentorship are part of the deal.

    And did we mention it’s free?

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    Build for Impact

    Got tech skills? Ready to use them for good? Electric Sheep’s Code for Compassion hackathons are a global roadshow of building AI for good. We mentor teams of talented tech experts, from Bay Area to Berlin to Bangkok to solve real-world, curated AU problems. We offer prizes and development in our focus areas for civilisational impact.

  • Accelerator

    Ship The Future

    Electric Sheep hosts the Bangalore AI Safety Exchange (BASE) at its residential Campus: a 6000 sq foot AI community and innovation hub. Located in Bengaluru. At a time when global AI risk is moving up the agenda, we host a thriving, inclusive and equitable AI safety impact movement across India, APAC, the Global South and beyond that is helping make AI go well for people, planet and all living things.

  • Solve for Good

    Solve for Good

    Electric Sheep offers sponsored challenge prize opportunities based on our unique Pandora engine that enable builders in universities, workplaces - or in their garages - to solve AI impact problems. Check back for the launch of the Pandora platform, coming soon.

Be part of a Global Community

Minimize AI Harms & Realize AI Benefits

“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 moral 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, Dir at Senterra, Bay Area-based coder, Code for Compassion participant and career-changer
“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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A selection of our Partners and Funders

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Logo for R4G Kickstarting for Good with a rocket icon and bold text.
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