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Training the next generation of ethical AI leaders

Rev. Hope serves as a lecturer at Boston University, developing and teaching curriculum on ethical AI for graduate and professional students.

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The lab’s teaching practice is not separate from its building practice. The frameworks Rev. Hope teaches at Boston University are the same ones the lab uses to audit its own products, and the questions students bring to class become test cases back in the lab.

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Project Lookout title card with the radar mark Tool · Project Lookout Every opportunity your organization deserves, found and ranked for you A patent pending procurement-intelligence platform that sweeps 140+ grant, contract, and bid sources every night, verifies every link, and scores... Patent pending · Live since October 6 · Free for BECMA members Read more AI Access Lab card with a map of Boston neighborhoods Program · AI Access Lab AI Access Lab: apprentice-delivered AI training for small business owners A six-month, neighborhood-based program that trains 40 to 50 small business owners in Roxbury, Dorchester, Mattapan, and East Boston to solve real... 2026 · with The Loop Lab and the City of Boston Read more Rev. Chris Hope, Rashmi Banga of UN DESA, and Donald Lee of ATD Fourth World at the panel table Policy · United Nations Making the case at the United Nations for a right to challenge technology The Hope Group and UN DESA co-hosted Inclusive by Design, a panel for the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. Rev. Hope argued that the... Co-hosted · October 16, 2026 Read more

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