AI Sandbox helps civil society organisations assess real-world challenges, explore practical AI pathways, and move promising ideas towards useful MVPs with the right resources, models, and technical support.
Early access is opening in phases for organisations that want to explore, test, and help shape the Sandbox.
Start with the real work in front of you.
Be practical about what is useful now, and what is not.
Not every challenge needs AI. And not every challenge that was a poor fit for AI a year ago is still a poor fit today.
AI Sandbox is designed to help civil society organisations think carefully about the problem in front of them, assess whether current AI is a good fit, and take practical next steps where it is.
That may mean using a simple template. It may mean exploring models and technical support. It may also mean deciding that a non-AI approach is better.
Review a challenge, consider the risks and opportunities, and decide whether current AI is the right tool for the job.
Use prompt guides, templates, workflow examples, and other materials shaped around real civil society needs.
Explore suitable models and pathways for solutions that need more than guidance alone.
For selected early participants, the Sandbox can support the shaping, testing, and launch of useful first versions.
Civil society organisations are under growing pressure to make sense of AI, often without the time, technical capacity, or trusted support needed to do that well.
Some challenges may benefit from current AI. Others may not. Some may be worth revisiting in six months, as tools continue to change.
AI Sandbox exists to make that process more practical.
AI Sandbox is not only a collection of guides and templates.
For selected early participants, it can also offer access to technical support, helping promising ideas move from exploration towards workable MVPs.
Current AI can be useful, but it is not neutral, and it is not magic.
Is current AI actually a good fit for this problem?
What are the risks around privacy, bias, and verification?
Where is human review essential?
Would a simpler non-AI approach work better?
Whether you are just curious, already working through a challenge, or interested in helping shape the Sandbox more closely, there is a way to take part.
Choose the path that best matches where you are now. You do not need to have everything worked out before getting in touch.
Tell us what you are trying to solve and whether current AI might help.
Join organisations interested in exploring the Sandbox as access opens in phases.
Help shape how the Sandbox develops and inform future MVP pathways.
Whether you are exploring a challenge, looking for useful starting points, or interested in testing an MVP pathway, we would like to hear from you.