We're excited to be part of #COP30 in Brazil with @drolnick.bsky.social, @daviddao.org and Maria João Sousa! We will be part of and organizing several events, starting on Nov 10. To learn more, check our website: www.climatechange.ai/events/cop30

Launching AI for Public Goods Fast Grants!

We'll distribute $150k to advance critical work connecting AI and public goods.

💰 $10k per project
💰 $800 reviewer compensation

PUBLIC GOODS := open source, ecosystem services, climate, urban infrastructure, communication, education, science, and more.

Announcing AI for Public Goods Fast Grants (AI4PG) 2025

Up to $10K for AI research improving decision making in public goods funding.

Fast review (within 4 weeks), simple applications (max 1000 words), open to any researchers worldwide. Call for reviewers now open!

recerts.org/ai4pg2025

🌍 What if data could be worth more than deforestation?

GainForest turns local environmental knowledge into income, using web3 to incentivize protection rather than exploitation.

Learn more about @gainforest.earth and @daviddao.org's work at gainforest.earth

Yay, restor.eco now officially supports @gainforest.earth certified projects / communities 🌱

At @gainforest.earth, we explore how emerging tech can enable local communities to govern the commons at scale in the intelligent age. Read the vision here: www.daviddao.org/posts/regene...

Sometimes I think that Richard Brautigan’s "All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace" should be the unofficial poem of
@gainforest.earth — a cybernetic meadow where deep tech & nature's communities live in harmony, not in conflict 🌱

Starting @gainforest.earth remains one of my proudest journeys. The need for a tech-savvy, community-first non-profit to back nature’s stewards feels more urgent than ever. 🌱

This testimony on GainForest from my friend Pure of the Sateré-Mawé still gives me chills: www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzoF...

In the last decade, web3 has sparked a renaissance in public goods mechanism design little known in academia. I’m excited to share a (still evolving) short history of mechanism design for public goods across academia and web3 to help bridge both fields. Explore the timeline: recerts.org/history 🌱