AI Forensics is a not-for-profit organization which promotes and defends fundamental rights impacted by rise of artificial intelligence.

Its main means of action are to:

• Develop free-software to enable independant algorithmic audits
• Collect technical evidence and conduct legal actions to defend digital rights
• Build alternative algorithmic systems that are better aligned with the users interests

AI Forensics hosts several projects, including:

• Tracking.Exposed: A a free-software tool-suite which enables independent data-driven investigations into the search and recommendation engines of Amazon, YouTube, Facebook, PornHub and soon TikTok.

• YouChoose.ai: A browser extension that provides users and content creators with alternative recommendation systems and modalities, directly on YouTube.com

All the code produced by the organization is made available as free-software.

Board of Directors

AI Forensics is governed collegially by four co-directors:

• Claudio Agosti is a privacy-activist pioneer, with 20-years experience building free-software. He is the founder of Tracking Exposed.

• Marc Faddoul is a transdiciplinary technologist. Data Scientist by training, he carried social media research at UC Berkeley and Facebook AI.

• Adrien Basdevant is an attorney-at-law, member of the Paris bar and of the French Digital Council. He is the author of 'The Empire of Data'.

• Primavera de Filippi is a legal scholar and blockchain expert, permanent researcher at the CNRS and Faculty Associate at the Harvard University Berkman Center.

Team

AI Forensics is powered by a talented and motivated team which contributes their skills accross the various projects: