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Trustworthy and Inclusive MLOps (Machine Learning Operations) made in Europe

Project description

Synthetic data for trustworthy AI

Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) offer many benefits to modern companies. Since ML/AI is data intensive, companies often face challenges to successfully adopt AI due to poor quality data, data access and sharing aspects due to privacy constraints. Clearbox AI, an Italian deep tech startup offers a synthetic data engine as an enterprise software solution for data quality augmentation and privacy preservation for responsible AI adoption. The EU-funded TIME project Clearbox AI will enhance synthetic data solution to assess bias in datasets and provide mechanisms. The aim is to mitigate them for an equitable, robust and trustworthy AI.

Objective

Trustworthy and Inclusive MLOps made in Europe (TIME) aims at accelerating the realisation of the strategic ambition of Clearbox AI a deeptech Italian startup, led by a woman leader, Dr. Shalini Kurapati. Our current product, the AI Control Room enables companies to harness the power of AI following the Trustworthy AI principles efficiently and robustly.

The AI control room is both a cloud-based and on-premises software platform built on a patented implementation of generative models derived from 10 years of Research and Development. It implements the various principles of trustworthy AI such as data assessment, technical robustness check, model validation, monitoring and reproducibility in a viable and easily usable technical environment.

The objective of Clearbox AI is to validate a sustainable business model while creating a positive and lasting impact on society through AI. Through this call the main activities we plan to implement towards this objective are to: 1. Implement the bias and discrimination assessment and mitigation module within our product offering and release it open source 2. Accelerate Communication and dissemination of the value-based propositions of trust, bias mitigation, and inclusion.

Our ambition beyond our commercial success and positive social impact is to continue to challenge the technology competitiveness gap in AI in Europe (Enterprise/civilian AI adoption is behind US, China, and Israel) and global women leadership gap (only 8% of AI leadership roles are held by women).

The Women tech EU call can help us accelerate our path to create this impact and to support Clearbox AI, and its woman leader in competing with larger players on the platform of global EU leadership in Trustworthy AI.

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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions

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(opens in new window) HORIZON-EIE-2021-SCALEUP-01

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Coordinator

CLEARBOX AI SOLUTIONS SRL
Net EU contribution

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€ 75 000,00
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CORSO CASTELFIDARDO, 30/A
10129 Torino
Italy

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SME

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Yes
Region
Nord-Ovest Piemonte Torino
Activity type
Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
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