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AIBRAI Research

Independent peer-reviewed, academic and mandated research — produced in collaboration with universities, regulators, civil society and industry partners worldwide.

Capabilities

What AIBRAI Research delivers.

A focused, professional service portfolio — defensible to regulators, courts and peer review.

Who it's for

Built for the people closest to the decision.

Peer-reviewed. Replicable. Open by default.

  • Universities and research consortia
  • Regulators and multilateral bodies
  • Civil-society organisations and foundations
  • Investigative journalists and policy teams
How it works

A reproducible four-step protocol.

  1. 01

    Question

    Frame the research question with affected communities and domain experts.

  2. 02

    Method

    Pre-register protocol, sampling, fairness metrics and replication plan.

  3. 03

    Evidence

    Run studies with academic and civil-society partners; release datasets openly.

  4. 04

    Publish

    Peer-reviewed paper, policy brief and plain-language summary.

Workstreams

Organised by purpose.

Each workstream is a living space — outputs, reports and engagements will be published here as they are released.

Publications

Peer-reviewed papers, working papers and policy briefs will be listed and downloadable here.

Annual State of AI Bias

The flagship yearly report with open datasets and replication packages.

Workshops & roundtables

Open and invitation-only research events co-hosted with academic and civil-society partners.

Library

Publications, datasets & links.

A living catalogue of peer-reviewed studies, working papers, briefings and external references curated by AIBRAI.

Engagement

How to work with us

Every engagement is scoped to the system, jurisdiction and stakeholders involved. Reach out for a short scoping call — pro-bono for civil society and affected individuals, capacity permitting.

Start a conversation

Ready to engage AIBRAI Research?

Most engagements start with a 30-minute scoping call. Pro-bono support is available for civil-society organisations and for individuals affected by AI bias.