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Humanitarian AI Today

Humanitarian AI Today
Artificial Intelligence
Humanitarian Aid
Ukraine
Generative AI
AI Applications
Community Engagement
Vulnerable Populations
Large Language Models
Civilian Displacement
Winter Aid Operations
Colonial Approach
Data Governance
Human Rights
Humanitarian Operations
Emergency Response Activities
UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub
Elrha
Humanitarian Principles
Community Crisis Intelligence
Sustainability

Humanitarian AI Today is the leading AI for Good podcast series focusing on humanitarian applications of artificial intelligence. We interview leaders, developers and innovators advancing humanitarian applications of AI from across the tech and humanitarian communities. The series is produced by the Humanitarian AI meetup.com community, linking local groups in Cambridge, San Francisco, Seattle, Ne... more

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Voices is a new mini-series from Humanitarian AI Today. In daily five-minute flashpods we pass the mic to humanitarian experts and technology pioneers, to hear about new projects, events, and perspectives on topics of importance to the humanitarian c... more

Yuriy Boyechko, Founder and CEO of Hope for Ukraine, speaks with Humanitarian AI Today guest host Emrys Schoemaker, Senior Director of Policy and Advisory with Caribou Digital. They discuss Hope for Ukraine’s work, humanitarian needs in Ukraine this ... more

Voices is a new mini-series from Humanitarian AI Today. In daily five-minute flashpods we pass the mic to humanitarian experts and technology pioneers, to hear about new projects, events, and perspectives on topics of importance to the humanitarian c... more

Voices is a new mini-series from Humanitarian AI Today. In daily five-minute flashpods we pass the mic to humanitarian experts and technology pioneers, to hear about new projects, events, and perspectives on topics of importance to the humanitarian c... more

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Recent Guests

Jessie Pechmann
Humanitarian GIS and data protection lead with Humanitarian OpenStreetMap.
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap
Episode: Jessie Pechmann on AI, Satellite Imagery, Transparency, and Building Damage Assessments
Yuriy Boyechko
CEO of Hope for Ukraine, a non-profit delivering humanitarian aid
Hope for Ukraine
Episode: Yuriy Boyechko on Hope for Ukraine’s New Mobile App and Digital Inclusion
Cole Leng
Project manager with Nexa AI and previously involved in AI development and research at Harvard
Nexa AI
Episode: Cole Leng on the State and Future of On-Device Machine Learning for Humanitarian Action
Neha Bajwa
Vice President of Product Marketing at Neo4j
Neo4j
Episode: Neha Bajwa from Neo4j Unveils New Tools to Build, Test, and Deploy AI Agents
Lindsey Moore
Founder and CEO of DevelopMetrics
DevelopMetrics
Episode: Lindsey Moore on Agentic AI, Transformative Philanthropy and Investing in Humanitarian AI
Chelsea McMurray
Founder of Dorcha, an AI security startup.
Dorcha
Episode: Chelsea McMurray on AI Security and the Threat Landscape Facing Humanitarian Actors
Erica Gralla
Associate Professor at George Washington University, focusing on supply chains and operations management for humanitarian aid.
George Washington University
Episode: Erica Gralla on a New Study Mapping the Impact of Funding Cuts on Humanitarian Aid
Rich Woods
Global Partnerships and Fundraising Lead at Tech To The Rescue
Tech To The Rescue
Episode: Rich Woods from Tech To The Rescue on AI and the Future of Fundraising
Bill Greer
Co-founder of Common Space, involved in building high-resolution satellites for humanitarian use
Common Space
Episode: Bill Greer from Common Space on Building Dedicated Satellites for the Humanitarian Community

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Brent Phillips
Producer and guest host; actively involved in the Humanitarian AI meetup community, contributing towards discussions in the intersection of AI and humanitarian assistance.

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Jessie Pechmann on AI, Satellite Imagery, Transparency, and Building Damage Assessments
Q: What would be your futuristic AI application in terms of how to improve and make damage assessment more consistent?
We should have a framework that shows which type of assessment is needed based on the timing of the event and available data, along with transparency regarding the limitations of AI assessments.
Jessie Pechmann on AI, Satellite Imagery, Transparency, and Building Damage Assessments
Q: What would be your call to action to funders listening to this? How can we be more responsive to people like you who are working on really cool projects that we really need right now?
We need to figure out who will fund the commons and recognize the value of open data, especially in the geospatial world.
Cole Leng on the State and Future of On-Device Machine Learning for Humanitarian Action
Q: How can general consumers get started with local AI workflows?
They should assess their need for an on-device solution, identify suitable AI models for their workflow, and download an appropriate platform to test and implement those models.
Cole Leng on the State and Future of On-Device Machine Learning for Humanitarian Action
Q: What are the current challenges for on-device machine learning?
The primary challenges include hardware limitations, ensuring compatibility between models and devices, and maintaining energy efficiency during inference tasks.
Lindsey Moore on Agentic AI, Transformative Philanthropy and Investing in Humanitarian AI
Q: What's your hope regarding this new initiative?
I'm really excited about the funding going into these five pillars and solving key challenges, but I'm concerned about who the funding will go to.

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