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OpenAI grants €500,000 to EMEA organizations for AI youth safety and wellbeing

OpenAI has announced the finalists for its EMEA Youth & Wellbeing Grant program, a €500,000 initiative aimed at supporting organizations that enhance youth safety and well-being in the context of AI. The grant, with individual awards ranging from €25,000 to €100,000, funds NGOs and research institutions across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Projects focus on areas such as AI literacy, harm prevention, and research into AI's impact on adolescent development and safety. AI

RANK_REASON This is a funding announcement for research and NGO work related to AI safety and wellbeing, not a frontier model release or significant policy change.

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OpenAI grants €500,000 to EMEA organizations for AI youth safety and wellbeing

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    EMEA Youth & Wellbeing Grant

    Apply for the EMEA Youth & Wellbeing Grant, a €500,000 program funding NGOs and researchers advancing youth safety and wellbeing in the age of AI.