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AI for Good (International Telecommunication Union Initiative)
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AI for Good is an initiative organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN specialized agency headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. Founded in 2017, it operates as a multi-component AI-for-impact platform spanning three workstreams: Solutions & Knowledge (connecting AI innovators with problem owners through the 55,000+-member Neural Network platform and Innovation Factory startup accelerator), Skills & Capacity (AI Skills Coalition free courses, Young AI Leaders Community, and AI & Robotics Youth Training Programme reaching 40+ countries), and Standards & Policy (AI Standards Exchange Database, AI Readiness Framework, UN AI Resource Hub, and co-leadership of the UN Inter-agency Working Group on AI with UNESCO). The technology layer centers on the Neural Network, an AI-powered community platform with smart-matching capabilities, available via web, iOS, and Android, supplemented by databases, frameworks, and multiple competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, AI/ML in 5G Challenge, Film Festival, Canvas of the Future).

The business model is non-commercial and intermediated through partnerships: most programs, events, and platform access are free to participants. Revenue is generated through corporate sponsorship tiers (Diamond Sponsors Microsoft, TII, China Mobile, China Telecom, CUGU+; Gold Sponsors AWS, ZTE; plus session, networking, and youth zone partners), UN member-state assessed contributions flowing through ITU, and the AI for Good Impact Initiative targeting CHF 20M+ annually to fund AI activities in developing countries. Customer segments include AI startups and innovators seeking UN-backed visibility, governments and UN agencies coordinating policy, youth/students accessing education resources, and corporate partners pursuing ESG/CSR and talent access. The 2026 Global Summit is scheduled for July 7-10 in Geneva, with continuous year-round programming through webinars, regional chapters, and ongoing competitions.

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AI for Good is a UN-aligned ITU initiative connecting AI innovators with global problem owners via an annual Geneva summit, a 55,000-member Neural Network platform, startup accelerators, skills programs across 40+ countries, and AI standards and policy work with 50+ UN agencies.

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AI policy frameworks, AI standards development, AI capacity building, responsible AI governance, AI innovation platforms
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  • Educational Support Services61171
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  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
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  • Services-Prepackaged Software7372
  • International Affairs9721
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International AI Policy and Standards Platform
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Revenue generated through corporate sponsorship tiers (Diamond, Gold, Silver sponsors), session partnerships, networking partnerships, and youth zone sponsorship. Major sponsors include Microsoft, TII, China Mobile, China Telecom, and others.

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Collective funding effort to drive meaningful change through AI for Good activities globally with focus on developing countries — aiming to raise CHF 20M+ annually.

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1Free participation for attendees
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Most AI for Good events, webinars, competitions, and community platforms are free to access and participate in. Registration for summits and programs is offered at no cost.

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1AI for Good Global Summit
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The flagship annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, connecting AI innovators with problem owners to advance global challenges

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AI for Good is the United Nations' leading platform on Artificial Intelligence, organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with over 50 UN Sister Agencies and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. The initiative delivers an integrated ecosystem comprising the annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, the Neural Network community platform connecting 55,000+ AI experts, free AI education through the AI Skills Coalition, startup acceleration via the Innovation Factory, AI standards alignment tools, and global competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, Film Festival, Impact Awards). It spans three pillars — Solutions & Knowledge, Skills & Capacity, and Standards & Policy — to advance responsible AI for sustainable development.

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  • 160+ AI use cases documented across healthcare, climate, education, and digital inclusion sectors
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AI for Good is the United Nations' leading platform on Artificial Intelligence, organized by ITU in partnership with 50+ UN Sister Agencies and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. The platform operates as a multi-component ecosystem comprising: the flagship AI for Good Global Summit (annual event in Geneva), the Neural Network community platform (connecting 55K+ members), the AI Skills Coalition (offering free AI courses globally), the Innovation Factory startup accelerator, various AI competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, AI/ML in 5G Challenge, Film Festival, Impact Awards), the UN AI Resource Hub, AI Standards Exchange Database, and multiple AI initiatives focused on health, food systems, telecom, quantum, and resilience. The platform spans three core areas: Solutions & Knowledge (connecting innovators with problem owners), Skills & Capacity (AI education and youth empowerment), and Standards & Policy (AI standardization and governance).

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1AI for Good Global Summit
CategoryAnnual Conference / Summit
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United Nations' leading annual platform on Artificial Intelligence held in Geneva, connecting AI innovators with problem owners to advance global challenges. Next summit scheduled for 7-10 July 2026.

2Neural Network Community Platform
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Partnership19 partners
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AI for Good is organized by ITU as the primary implementing agency. ITU serves as the secretariat and main organizational body for all AI for Good programs, summits, and initiatives.

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Co-convened with the Government of Switzerland, hosting the annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva.

350+ UN Sister Agencies
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Partnership with over 50 UN agencies including WHO, WIPO, UNESCO, UNDP, WMO, FAO, UNHCR, UNEP, UNCTAD, IMO, ILO, and many others to advance AI for sustainable development goals.

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Diamond Sponsor of AI for Good with multiple sessions and workshops on AI skills development. Microsoft actively contributes to the AI Skills Coalition and drives global change through AI skills initiatives.

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Diamond Sponsor of AI for Good, presenting on quantum technologies and AI research topics at summits.

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Diamond Sponsor contributing to discussions on AI as a global public good benefiting humanity.

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Diamond Sponsor actively involved in AI initiatives driving sustainable connectivity and intelligent infrastructure.

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Co-leading the Global Initiative on AI for Health with ITU and WIPO to scale safe, high-performance AI diagnostic tools and health solutions worldwide.

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Partner in the Global Initiative on AI for Health, contributing to safe and high-performance AI diagnostic tools development.

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Co-leading the UN Inter-agency working group on AI with ITU for AI policy, ethics, and implementation strategies across the UN system. Also co-launching free online AI courses for civil servants with Oxford.

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AWS AI League competition-based AI tournament for social impact, also a Gold Sponsor and networking partner.

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Gold Sponsor presenting AI for healthcare and humanity vision at summits.

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Session Partner contributing to AI discussions and innovation at AI for Good summits.

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Session Partner for AI and technology discussions at annual summits.

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ITU AI for Good participates in WEF Davos annual meetings to engage in strategic discussions on responsible AI future.

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Launched first-ever AI for Good Impact Awards in 2025, recognizing pro bono AI for social impact.

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Youth Zone Sponsor supporting youth engagement and education programs at AI for Good summits.

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Local Innovation Factory chapter partner in Turkey hosting AI startup events and competitions.

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Partner in launching the ITU AI and Space Computing Challenge for innovating for a more intelligent planet.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Non-profit focused on existential and present-day risks from transformative technologies including AI; runs the AI Safety Summit series and grants programs. Direct peer in responsible-AI advocacy, frameworks, and convening of researchers and policymakers.

TypeEmerging player
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Research and advocacy organization focused on AI safety, known for the 2023 Statement on AI Risk signed by hundreds of researchers. Comparable to AI for Good's red-teaming and safety agenda, but smaller-scale and academic-led.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Multi-stakeholder non-profit organization focused on responsible AI, with members across industry, academia, and civil society. Direct peer in responsible-AI governance, frameworks, and convening — operating with a similar mission (responsible AI) but without UN/ITU convening power.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

UN agency that produced the 2021 Recommendation on the Ethics of AI and runs global AI ethics and capacity-building programs. Already a documented partner of AI for Good, and a peer in UN-led AI ethics and policy coordination.

TypeDirect peer
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UN Secretary-General's initiative on big data and AI for development, humanitarian action, and peacebuilding. Closest analogue as another UN-led AI-for-social-good initiative; comparable in mission but distinct in programmatic focus (data/analytics vs. AI convening).

TypeBroad incumbent
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World Bank unit that funds and advises governments on digital and AI development strategies, particularly in emerging markets. Comparable to AI for Good's developing-country focus and AI Readiness Framework; a partner/funder in the same ecosystem rather than a direct competitor.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Operates major AI/ML standards efforts (e.g., IEEE 7000 series on ethical design) used by the AI for Good Standards Exchange Database as reference material. Comparable as a global AI standards-setting body, with a broader technology scope.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Operates the Davos annual meeting and Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, convening heads of state, technology CEOs, and multilateral bodies on global challenges including AI. Closely comparable to AI for Good as a multi-stakeholder global convener and is already a documented partner of AI for Good at WEF Davos.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Foundation that funds trustworthy AI research, advocacy, and fellowships through the Mozilla AI program. Comparable in mission (responsible/trustworthy AI for public good) and as a non-commercial convening/funding entity, but at a smaller scale and without UN convening status.

TypeDirect peer
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Intergovernmental OECD initiative providing policy analysis, data, and principles on AI (OECD AI Principles). Direct peer in international AI policy coordination and standards-adjacent work, with comparable scope across OECD member states.

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AI for Good

International AI Policy and Standards Platformaiforgood.itu.int

AI for Good is a UN-aligned ITU initiative connecting AI innovators with global problem owners via an annual Geneva summit, a 55,000-member Neural Network platform, startup accelerators, skills programs across 40+ countries, and AI standards and policy work with 50+ UN agencies.

What AI for Good does

AI for Good is an initiative organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN specialized agency headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. Founded in 2017, it operates as a multi-component AI-for-impact platform spanning three workstreams: Solutions & Knowledge (connecting AI innovators with problem owners through the 55,000+-member Neural Network platform and Innovation Factory startup accelerator), Skills & Capacity (AI Skills Coalition free courses, Young AI Leaders Community, and AI & Robotics Youth Training Programme reaching 40+ countries), and Standards & Policy (AI Standards Exchange Database, AI Readiness Framework, UN AI Resource Hub, and co-leadership of the UN Inter-agency Working Group on AI with UNESCO). The technology layer centers on the Neural Network, an AI-powered community platform with smart-matching capabilities, available via web, iOS, and Android, supplemented by databases, frameworks, and multiple competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, AI/ML in 5G Challenge, Film Festival, Canvas of the Future).

The business model is non-commercial and intermediated through partnerships: most programs, events, and platform access are free to participants. Revenue is generated through corporate sponsorship tiers (Diamond Sponsors Microsoft, TII, China Mobile, China Telecom, CUGU+; Gold Sponsors AWS, ZTE; plus session, networking, and youth zone partners), UN member-state assessed contributions flowing through ITU, and the AI for Good Impact Initiative targeting CHF 20M+ annually to fund AI activities in developing countries. Customer segments include AI startups and innovators seeking UN-backed visibility, governments and UN agencies coordinating policy, youth/students accessing education resources, and corporate partners pursuing ESG/CSR and talent access. The 2026 Global Summit is scheduled for July 7-10 in Geneva, with continuous year-round programming through webinars, regional chapters, and ongoing competitions.

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AI for Good
Legal name
AI for Good (International Telecommunication Union Initiative)
Website
https://aiforgood.itu.int
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Short description
AI for Good is a UN-aligned ITU initiative connecting AI innovators with global problem owners via an annual Geneva summit, a 55,000-member Neural Network platform, startup accelerators, skills programs across 40+ countries, and AI standards and policy work with 50+ UN agencies.
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International AI Policy and Standards Platform
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Educational Support Services (61171), Computer Training (61142), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151), Other Computer Related Services (541519)
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Services-Prepackaged Software (7372), International Affairs (9721)
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Responsible AI, AI Governance & Compliance Services (BPAEAHAJ)
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Responsible AI, Security & Privacy Platforms (Safety, Guardrails, PII) (HDAEANAG), Regulatory Readiness & Audit Automation (e.g., EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001) (HDAAAMAE), Audit, Explainability & Accountability Tooling (traceability, reporting) (HDAAAKAL), AI-Powered Tutoring & Study Assistant Platforms (EDANAGAD), AI Integration & Orchestration Platforms (Connectors, Workflow, iPaaS for AI) (HDAEANAI)

Keywords

  • AI policy frameworks
  • AI standards development
  • AI capacity building
  • Responsible AI governance
  • AI innovation platforms

Where AI for Good is headquartered

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Geneva
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Switzerland
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Europe

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AI for Good business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Sponsorship and Event Partnerships: Revenue generated through corporate sponsorship tiers (Diamond, Gold, Silver sponsors), session partnerships, networking partnerships, and youth zone sponsorship. Major sponsors include Microsoft, TII, China Mobile, China Telecom, and others.
  2. Impact Initiative Funding: Collective funding effort to drive meaningful change through AI for Good activities globally with focus on developing countries — aiming to raise CHF 20M+ annually.

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FreemiumPay-as-you-goFree participation for attendees

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

AI for Good product offering

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Core offering

AI for Good is the United Nations' leading platform on Artificial Intelligence, organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with over 50 UN Sister Agencies and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. The initiative delivers an integrated ecosystem comprising the annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, the Neural Network community platform connecting 55,000+ AI experts, free AI education through the AI Skills Coalition, startup acceleration via the Innovation Factory, AI standards alignment tools, and global competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, Film Festival, Impact Awards). It spans three pillars — Solutions & Knowledge, Skills & Capacity, and Standards & Policy — to advance responsible AI for sustainable development.

Product overview

AI for Good is the United Nations' leading platform on Artificial Intelligence, organized by ITU in partnership with 50+ UN Sister Agencies and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. The platform operates as a multi-component ecosystem comprising: the flagship AI for Good Global Summit (annual event in Geneva), the Neural Network community platform (connecting 55K+ members), the AI Skills Coalition (offering free AI courses globally), the Innovation Factory startup accelerator, various AI competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, AI/ML in 5G Challenge, Film Festival, Impact Awards), the UN AI Resource Hub, AI Standards Exchange Database, and multiple AI initiatives focused on health, food systems, telecom, quantum, and resilience. The platform spans three core areas: Solutions & Knowledge (connecting innovators with problem owners), Skills & Capacity (AI education and youth empowerment), and Standards & Policy (AI standardization and governance).

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Problem solved

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Brands

  • AI for Good Global Summit: The flagship annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, connecting AI innovators with problem owners to advance global challenges
  • AI for Good Innovation Factory
  • AI for Good Neural Network
  • AI Skills Coalition
  • AI for Good Impact Awards
  • AI for Good Film Festival
  • Canvas of the Future
  • Robotics for Good Youth Challenge
  • Young AI Leaders Community
  • AI Readiness Framework

Products and services

  • AI for Good Global Summit United Nations' leading annual platform on Artificial Intelligence held in Geneva, connecting AI innovators with problem owners to advance global challenges. Next summit scheduled for 7-10 July 2026.
  • Neural Network Community Platform

Quantifiable outcome

  • 160+ AI use cases documented across healthcare, climate, education, and digital inclusion sectors
  • +2 more outcomes

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AI capability13 records

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19 partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

  • International Telecommunication Union (ITU)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAI for Good is organized by ITU as the primary implementing agency. ITU serves as the secretariat and main organizational body for all AI for Good programs, summits, and initiatives.
  • Government of SwitzerlandcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-convened with the Government of Switzerland, hosting the annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva.
  • 50+ UN Sister AgenciescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with over 50 UN agencies including WHO, WIPO, UNESCO, UNDP, WMO, FAO, UNHCR, UNEP, UNCTAD, IMO, ILO, and many others to advance AI for sustainable development goals.
  • MicrosoftflagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerDiamond Sponsor of AI for Good with multiple sessions and workshops on AI skills development. Microsoft actively contributes to the AI Skills Coalition and drives global change through AI skills initiatives.
  • Technology Innovation Institute (TII)flagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerDiamond Sponsor of AI for Good, presenting on quantum technologies and AI research topics at summits.
  • China MobileflagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerDiamond Sponsor contributing to discussions on AI as a global public good benefiting humanity.
  • China TelecomflagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerDiamond Sponsor actively involved in AI initiatives driving sustainable connectivity and intelligent infrastructure.
  • World Health Organization (WHO)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-leading the Global Initiative on AI for Health with ITU and WIPO to scale safe, high-performance AI diagnostic tools and health solutions worldwide.
  • World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner in the Global Initiative on AI for Health, contributing to safe and high-performance AI diagnostic tools development.
  • UNESCOcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-leading the UN Inter-agency working group on AI with ITU for AI policy, ethics, and implementation strategies across the UN system. Also co-launching free online AI courses for civil servants with Oxford.
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)flagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerAWS AI League competition-based AI tournament for social impact, also a Gold Sponsor and networking partner.
  • ZTE CorporationflagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerGold Sponsor presenting AI for healthcare and humanity vision at summits.
  • HuaweiflagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerSession Partner contributing to AI discussions and innovation at AI for Good summits.
  • CiscoflagshipGTM or Marketing PartnerSession Partner for AI and technology discussions at annual summits.
  • World Economic Forum (WEF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerITU AI for Good participates in WEF Davos annual meetings to engage in strategic discussions on responsible AI future.
  • Tech To The RescuecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLaunched first-ever AI for Good Impact Awards in 2025, recognizing pro bono AI for social impact.
  • LEGOcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerYouth Zone Sponsor supporting youth engagement and education programs at AI for Good summits.
  • Akbank LABminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLocal Innovation Factory chapter partner in Turkey hosting AI startup events and competitions.
  • Zhejiang LabcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner in launching the ITU AI and Space Computing Challenge for innovating for a more intelligent planet.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

AI for Good competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Future of Life Institute (FLI): Non-profit focused on existential and present-day risks from transformative technologies including AI; runs the AI Safety Summit series and grants programs. Direct peer in responsible-AI advocacy, frameworks, and convening of researchers and policymakers.
  • Partnership on AI (PAI): Multi-stakeholder non-profit organization focused on responsible AI, with members across industry, academia, and civil society. Direct peer in responsible-AI governance, frameworks, and convening — operating with a similar mission (responsible AI) but without UN/ITU convening power.
  • UN Global Pulse: UN Secretary-General's initiative on big data and AI for development, humanitarian action, and peacebuilding. Closest analogue as another UN-led AI-for-social-good initiative; comparable in mission but distinct in programmatic focus (data/analytics vs. AI convening).
  • OECD AI Policy Observatory: Intergovernmental OECD initiative providing policy analysis, data, and principles on AI (OECD AI Principles). Direct peer in international AI policy coordination and standards-adjacent work, with comparable scope across OECD member states.

Emerging players

  • Center for AI Safety (CAIS): Research and advocacy organization focused on AI safety, known for the 2023 Statement on AI Risk signed by hundreds of researchers. Comparable to AI for Good's red-teaming and safety agenda, but smaller-scale and academic-led.
  • Mozilla Foundation: Foundation that funds trustworthy AI research, advocacy, and fellowships through the Mozilla AI program. Comparable in mission (responsible/trustworthy AI for public good) and as a non-commercial convening/funding entity, but at a smaller scale and without UN convening status.

Broad incumbents

  • UNESCO (AI programme): UN agency that produced the 2021 Recommendation on the Ethics of AI and runs global AI ethics and capacity-building programs. Already a documented partner of AI for Good, and a peer in UN-led AI ethics and policy coordination.
  • World Bank Digital Development Global Practice: World Bank unit that funds and advises governments on digital and AI development strategies, particularly in emerging markets. Comparable to AI for Good's developing-country focus and AI Readiness Framework; a partner/funder in the same ecosystem rather than a direct competitor.
  • IEEE Standards Association: Operates major AI/ML standards efforts (e.g., IEEE 7000 series on ethical design) used by the AI for Good Standards Exchange Database as reference material. Comparable as a global AI standards-setting body, with a broader technology scope.
  • World Economic Forum (WEF): Operates the Davos annual meeting and Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, convening heads of state, technology CEOs, and multilateral bodies on global challenges including AI. Closely comparable to AI for Good as a multi-stakeholder global convener and is already a documented partner of AI for Good at WEF Davos.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about AI for Good

What does AI for Good do?

AI for Good is the United Nations' leading platform on Artificial Intelligence, organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in partnership with over 50 UN Sister Agencies and co-convened with the Government of Switzerland. The initiative delivers an integrated ecosystem comprising the annual AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, the Neural Network community platform connecting 55,000+ AI experts, free AI education through the AI Skills Coalition, startup acceleration via the Innovation Factory, AI standards alignment tools, and global competitions (Robotics for Good Youth Challenge, ML Challenges, Film Festival, Impact Awards). It spans three pillars — Solutions & Knowledge, Skills & Capacity, and Standards & Policy — to advance responsible AI for sustainable development.

Is AI for Good a public or private company?

AI for Good is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was AI for Good founded?

AI for Good was founded in 2017.

Where is AI for Good based?

AI for Good is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, in the Europe region.

How does AI for Good make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Sponsorship and Event Partnerships are the primary driver. The others are impact Initiative Funding.

Who are AI for Good's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Future of Life Institute (FLI), Partnership on AI (PAI), UN Global Pulse and OECD AI Policy Observatory. Emerging players are Center for AI Safety (CAIS) and Mozilla Foundation. Broad incumbents are UNESCO (AI programme), World Bank Digital Development Global Practice, IEEE Standards Association and World Economic Forum (WEF).

Does AI for Good have an API?

No public API is recorded for AI for Good.

What industry is AI for Good in?

AI for Good's product category is International AI Policy and Standards Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAEAHAJ, Responsible AI, AI Governance & Compliance Services, with a secondary code of HDAEANAG, Responsible AI, Security & Privacy Platforms (Safety, Guardrails, PII). Its NAICS code is 61171 and its SIC code is 7372.

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AijournThe ITU’s AI for Good Lab launches to help developing economies scale responsible AIThe ITU has launched its AI for Good Lab during the AI for Good Global Summit 2026 in Geneva, aimed at helping developing and emerging economies move beyond isolated AI pilot projects to build policy frameworks, skills, and public infrastructure for deploying AI at scale. The Lab operates across three interconnected areas: national AI readiness and policy guidance, skills development through programs including the AI for Good Innovation Factory which has engaged over 200 startups from 88 countries, and public AI infrastructure providing open datasets, compute resources, and AI models for priority sectors. It builds on AI for Good Sandbox activities conducted in ten pilot countries: Cameroon, India, Mozambique, Nepal, Peru, Tanzania, the UAE, Uzbekistan, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.TechnextBosun Tijani joins AI for Good Global Commission as Africa secures 8 seatsBosun Tijani was inaugurated as a founding member of the AI for Good Global Commission, with Africa securing eight of 44 seats. The commission met in Geneva on July 8, and Nigeria's inclusion reflects its progress in building a responsible AI ecosystem. Nigeria ranks 38th globally in the 2026 Global Index on Responsible AI.TNGlobalSingapore's Minister Josephine Teo, Grab's founder Anthony Tan join AI for Good Global CommissionSingapore's Minister Josephine Teo and Grab's Anthony Tan joined the newly launched AI for Good Global Commission, which aims to bridge digital divides and reach 2.2 billion offline people. The commission's inaugural meeting is set for Geneva on July 7-10, with co-chairs Paul Kagame and Marc Benioff.TimesofisraelUN panel warns unchecked AI development may lead to ‘catastrophic’ harmA UN Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence released a preliminary report warning that AI capabilities are outpacing scientific understanding and governments' ability to adapt, with no guarantees the technology will not cause catastrophic harm. The 40-expert panel outlined safety risks including loss of control over autonomous AI systems, AI-generated misinformation, and potential exploitation for fraud, cyberattacks, and biological threats. Global political and tech leaders also announced the creation of a new AI for Good Global Commission, co-chaired by Rwanda's President Paul Kagame and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, to address AI development concerns.NatureIntroducing AI practitioners to international standards through online competitionsResearchers analyzed a global online landslide classification AI challenge coordinated by the Global Initiative on Resilience to Natural Hazards through AI Solutions in partnership with ITU, AI for Good, ESA, WMO, University of Cambridge, and University of Padua, which ran from April to August 2025 and attracted 972 contributors from over 90 countries submitting over 8,000 machine learning solution iterations. The findings reveal that while technical innovation was strong, with winning teams achieving higher performance than literature benchmarks through ensemble-based deep learning approaches combining Sentinel-1 SAR and Sentinel-2 optical imagery, awareness and documentation of international standards on transparency, sustainability, and bias were limited across participants. The study proposes actionable recommendations for using online challenges as a scalable capacity-building mechanism to bridge innovation with responsible AI practices and international standardization in disaster risk reduction.Ts2Major AI Conferences, Exhibitions, and Awards in 2025–2026The article reports on major AI conferences, exhibitions, and awards scheduled for 2025–2026 across the globe, including events like AAAI, NeurIPS, and AI for Good Summit. These events attract thousands of participants from academia, industry, and government, with themes focusing on generative AI, responsible development, and ethics.ITU NewsHow artists are shaping the future of AI and creativityAI for Good’s Artistic Intelligence Visionary Initiative (A.I.V.I.) Season 2, curated by Harry Yeff and supported by the Republic of Korea, showcases four artists redefining AI-driven creativity through interactive installations and digital storytelling. The initiative culminates at the AI for Good Global Summit 2025 with premieres including Harry Yeff’s 'Agentic Voicing Natures' developed with Eleven Labs and Christian Mio Loclair’s AI-generated sculpture 'Helin'. These events highlight the evolving role of artificial intelligence as a collaborator in artistic expression and cultural discourse.ITU NewsAI-powered robots supporting humans amidst natural hazardsA promotional piece describes the AI for Good Global Summit 2024, which will feature over 90 interdisciplinary demos on its exhibition floor, including robots and drones designed for disaster response. The listed systems include Rhyno Protect, Aliengo, Go2, Spot, RoBoa, B1, Embodied Quadrotors, FireDrone and RMF-Owl, plus a Marsupial walking-and-flying robot. The text links them to UN SDGs 9 and 11.PR NewswireShutterstock et AI for Good de l'UIT collaborent pour faire progresser l'IA responsableShutterstock announced a global partnership with AI for Good to support the development of ethical AI models, tools, and solutions, with Shutterstock scheduled to present at the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva on July 6-7, 2023. The collaboration aims to advance responsible AI practices and contribute to UN Sustainable Development Goals while showcasing Shutterstock's AI capabilities, including its DALL-E 2-powered image generator and its Contributor Fund that compensates artists for training data. The summit is expected to draw 3,000 in-person participants from 182 countries along with 15,000 online attendees.PR NewswireShutterstock y AI for Good de ITU colaboran para avanzar en la IA responsableShutterstock announced a global alliance with AI for Good, organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), to support the development of ethical AI models, tools, products, and solutions. Shutterstock will deliver an opening speech at the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, Switzerland on July 6–7, 2023, and will sponsor and judge the summit's AI Art Award competition. The collaboration aligns with Shutterstock's existing AI partnerships with NVIDIA, OpenAI, Meta, and LG Research, and builds on its Creator Fund initiative that compensates artists whose work trains generative AI models.