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Eric Schmidt is a technologist, executive, and author who works across industry, philanthropy, academia, and government to promote social good and innovation. Through various initiatives, co-foundations like Schmidt Sciences, and leadership roles, he supports development and shares insights on technology, AI, business, and geopolitics.
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is a philanthropic organization founded in 2015 that focuses on curing or preventing disease through science and AI, improving education tools, and supporting local communities. It provides operational support, grantmaking, and venture investments to advance these initiatives.
The Skoll Foundation is a philanthropic organization that invests in, connects, and champions social entrepreneurs and innovators globally. It supports initiatives addressing major challenges such as global health, environmental conservation, and economic opportunity to drive large-scale social change.
CleanBreak, Inc. operates as a philanthropic fund that invests in organizations and initiatives addressing climate change, fossil fuel accountability, carbon dioxide removal, and artificial intelligence safety. The organization provides funding to strategic projects, advocacy groups, and early-stage technologies aimed at shifting policy and market incentives for communities and the environment.
Global Fishing Watch is an independent, international nonprofit organization. It started by a website launched in September 2016 by Google in partnership with Oceana and SkyTruth "to provide the world’s first global view of commercial fishing activities." At any moment, 200,000 vessels are publicizing their locations via the Automatic Identification System (AIS).
Code for America is a non-partisan charitable organization that collaborates with governments and communities across the United States to develop technology-driven solutions for public sector challenges. The organization focuses on areas such as the social safety net, tax benefits, artificial intelligence, and criminal justice to help government agencies operate more efficiently.
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