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"the context that shapes how an individual interprets"
The next few years will likely see AI hit a tipping point that drives massive societal and economic change. Model capabilities are doubling every few months, world-leading scientists are raising alarms about alignment, and labs continue racing toward Artificial General Intelligence. AI will not benefit people by default. People need to demand it.
As AI climbs the list of things people care about, that attention can be leveraged: to empower action, build movements, and demand AI that enables democracy and agency rather than stripping them away. Doing that requires communicators who can reach people with trust and at scale. They are the bridge.
Frame Fellowship is a San Francisco-based 10-week residential accelerator for content creators working on AI and its impact on society. Fellows are award-winning filmmakers, journalists from leading newsrooms, and communicators who have made the transition to educating and preparing their communities for what's coming. Frame helps them amplify their reach to millions, connects them to funding and partnership opportunities, and establishes their path as a leading voice on AI.
Fellows also helped organize the largest AI protest in US history, drawing 200+ people and covered by The New York Times and The Atlantic. Frame's work has been featured in the Washington Post, The Transformer, and SF Standard.
Team
Advisors

Co-executive Director, MATS

Cofounder, non-linear / Leading YouTuber

Cofounder, Manifund