Do you trust AI?
Our mission: Create more equitable and accurate AI by identifying biases
This is FemAI
The problem: AI does not work for everyone
Companies unknowingly use AI models that function like black boxes. This means that companies cannot independently validate whether AI-based products and services are accurate and fair. This means they lose a large proportion of their customers. AI works only for 49% or less of the population, we cannot call it accurate neither equitable. The AI we want to trust in is EU AI Act compliant and works for 100%
The solution: Responsible AI as the new standard
4 years of ethical AI research, consultations on over 25 AI ethics guidelines, advocating on the EU AI Act and a range of peer-reviewed research paper. All of this has led to a Responsible AI framework that needs to be translated into AI. According to the Global Responsible AI Index, effective AI Governance solutions can only work if they are embedded in an ecosystem. FemAI has all of the required stakeholder on board: policymakers, civil society groups, tech giants and research institutes
Our organisation: A socio-tech AI start-up
Our unique organisational structure as a socio-tech AI start-up anticipates the learning from how to bridge the gap between responsible AI principle and practice.
Our Clients Say
"In our current world where technology is often taken for granted, FemAI is a beacon of hope. As a women-owned and diversity-focused company, FemAI clearly understands the profound impact of cyber poverty and internet accessibility challenges. They don't just talk about inclusion; they actively seek out those who remain invisible in the digital landscape. Their commitment to bridging the gap and empowering individuals through technology is truly inspiring. FemAI is not just a business; they're a force for positive change in our increasingly connected world."
Cris Bradman Kittner
Chief Analyst Google Cloud