Who gets a say in AI’s future is becoming a funding question. Humanity AI, a five-year initiative launched by 10 US philanthropies in October 2025, opened a $10 million grant program on Sept. 10 for community-led projects shaping how AI is built, governed and used.
The money is part of a broader $500 million commitment intended to give workers, educators, artists and other communities more influence over the technology’s development. It comes as International Labour Organization and World Bank research points to uneven economic effects from generative AI, especially where internet access limits who can capture productivity gains.
Where Humanity…
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