AI can accelerate progress toward a more equitable world, but moving from potential to impact isn’t inevitable – it depends on making deliberate choices. Our work in AI is focused on ensuring its benefits reach people most often left out and that AI is grounded in real-world needs.
Nneka Mobisson’s father believed in the power of technology to save lives. She’s honoring his memory by using AI to address inequalities in healthcare, in Nigeria and across Africa.
We asked scientists at the 2023 Grand Challenges Annual Meeting to share the scientific innovation that could transform their community over the next 20 years. Here’s what they said.
Gates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman shares photos from his recent trip to Kenya, where he spent time learning from partners about new solutions in AI…and crickets.
The 11 grantees of the Gates Foundation’s first U.S. education Grand Challenge will design and implement innovative solutions to make algebra more accessible and relevant to students of color, English…
