Initiatives

brAIngym is an interdisciplinary research project that analyzes how the everyday use of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) can transform the way we think, feel, remember, learn, and decide. 

We want to raise social awareness about the impact of IAg on the human brain and cognitive abilities, and develop an initial prototype that helps people understand, reflect on, and train their cognitive, emotional, ethical, and agency skills. The project is part of cAIre, which focuses on AI governance and its impact on the future of work, always from the perspective of vulnerable groups.

In this sense, brAIngym aims to raise awareness among the population and policymakers in order to anticipate possible new governance. This is particularly important because all professions of the future will be impacted by AI, and in order to avoid the emergence of a “new” vulnerable group, the innovative work that brAIngym aims to do is key.

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OdiseIA is launching a new project with support from Google.org, Google’s philanthropy. This initiative is part of Google.org's Digital Futures Project, a $20 million fund dedicated to supporting researchers, facilitating discussions, and encouraging the development of responsible AI policy solutions.

OdiseIA's project focuses on three key areas:

1) Investigate AI governance initiatives, such as regulations and recommendations, focusing attention on vulnerable groups, the society, and exploring AI opportunities for their benefit.

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2) Analyze the future award in the context of AI with an emphasis on how it will affect employment and skills, paying special attention to vulnerable groups, through research, events, and education.

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3) Foster pan-European collaboration between European recipients of the Digital Futures Project sharing knowledge and thought leadership through discussions, publications and events. 

OdiseIA is proud to be part of the Communities of Practice to Promote Equality in the Digital Environment (COPID) project, a collaborative initiative together with Fundación ONCE and the Gregorio Peces-Barba Institute of the Carlos III University of Madrid, in collaboration with Red.es. This pioneering project seeks to promote the application of the Spanish Digital Rights Charter, focusing on ensuring that equality rights are respected and developed in the digital environment. Through this joint effort, we work to build a more inclusive and equitable environment for all.
 
COPID's approach is based on the creation of five Communities of Practice (CoP), each dedicated to a key right related to digital equality, such as the right to equality and non-discrimination in the digital environment, the right of access to the internet, the protection of children and adolescents in the digital environment, universal accessibility in the digital environment, and access gaps in the digital environment. These communities, made up of experts and organisations representing stakeholders, allow knowledge to be shared, generate new ideas and develop concrete recommendations to drive both legislative and non-legislative changes. At OdiseIA, we believe in the power of collaborative work and experience sharing to address today's digital equality challenges.
 
Our participation in COPID reinforces our commitment to ethical and responsible artificial intelligence, focused on improving people's quality of life. We invite all stakeholders to join this initiative and contribute to the advancement of digital rights. Together, we can build a digital society that not only respects equality, but also actively promotes it, ensuring that no one is excluded from the benefits of the digital environment.

OdiseIA, in collaboration with Deloitte, is developing an ethical AI certification for the Secretary of State for Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence in the form of a voluntary trust seal to ensure that the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms by companies and public bodies is ethical, robust and reliable.

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This project includes the execution of an AI regulatory sandbox in Spain to gain practical experience with the European AI Act before its entry into force in 2026. The work involves monitoring and evaluating companies, and creating detailed guides based on the sandbox feedback. 

The collaborative project between OdiseIA and SENER focuses on the ethical evaluation of AI systems used for military applications. The COMMANDS project is funded by the European Defense Agency. OdiseIA's role is to introduce ethical thinking when using AI in specific use cases.

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This project aims to:
 

1. Analyze the state of the art in ethical guidelines for the use of AI in the military systems.

2. Develop a framework for the ethical use of AI in military systems related to autonomous vehicles, and the application of the framework to the specific applications of the COMMANDS project.

3. Ensure that ethical aspects of the use of artificial intelligence are considered within the developments of advanced military technology.

IndesIA and OdiseIA, in their report "The responsible use of artificial intelligence in the industrial sector", seek to promote the ethical use of data and AI in industrial sectors. The document offers guides and practical cases to implement AI ethically and responsibly in organizations. Download report (es).

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The objectives are to promote the ethical use of data and artificial intelligence in different sectors of the industries represented by the promoting partners of IndesIA, and to guarantee that the implementation of AI is carried out in an ethical and responsible manner. The report “The responsible use of artificial intelligence in the industrial sector” provides updated guides and use cases to help organizations in the ethical implementation of AI in their processes. The project emphasizes the importance of AI to contribute to building a better and more sustainable society.

OdiseIA, in collaboration with the Telefónica and Profuturo Foundations, has developed a ChatGPT course so that high-school teachers can turn Generative AI in an opportunity instead of seeing it as a threat to the educational system. The free course will be available on the Profuturo platform.