Sneha Revanur is the founder of Encode Justice, a youth-led organisation dedicated to advocating for safe and equitable AI. The organisation is actively involved in influencing local and federal legislation to ensure that AI technologies are developed and regulated responsibly.
Encode Justice has made substantial policy recommendations, contributing to the G7 AI Hiroshima Process and the White House’s AI Bill of Rights framework. They’ve also engaged in legal challenges such as complaints against AI applications and responses to corporate restructuring in the AI sector. Plus their public education impact, with workshops about AI implications reaching over 20,000 students.
The organisation is hugely important in highlighting and involving youth in discussions on the impacts of AI. They cover a range of issues from algorithmic bias and misinformation, to promoting human centred AI governance with diverse stakeholder involvement. Go and explore!
