Recent meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.
Mission & Goals
Stupid Human is an AI consultancy and research-driven startup focused on the creative, ethical and impactful application of artificial intelligence. The organisation supports businesses, institutions and public-interest initiatives through AI strategy, system development and experimental creative AI projects. Its remit combines technical expertise with interdisciplinary collaboration, including research on ethical AI applications in cooperation with the University of Oxford. The organisation also develops and contributes to “AI for good” initiatives, applying AI to societal challenges such as detecting counterfeit medicines in emerging markets. It actively seeks to bridge innovation, ethics and policy, contributing to discussions on responsible AI development and governance in Europe.
EU Legislative Interests
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence Act); Communication from the Commission on Fostering a European approach to Artificial Intelligence; Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence (latest update).
Communication Activities
Stupid Human contributes to discussions on EU AI policy through participation in industry events, workshops and expert discussions. The organisation also engages in research and applied projects related to ethical AI and AI-for-good, and shares insights through presentations, collaborative initiatives and knowledge-sharing activities relevant to the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Act.
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
Member of AI Sweden (national centre for applied artificial intelligence) Research collaboration with the University of Oxford (project-based, non-membership)
Organisation Members
Not applicable; the organisation does not have members.
Additional Information
The organisation’s activities related to interest representation are limited in scope and primarily research-driven. These include participation in discussions, knowledge-sharing and occasional presentation of findings in conferences and relevant forums. Such activities represent a small proportion of overall operations and are carried out by existing staff on a part-time basis. No dedicated budget or external intermediaries are allocated to these activities.