
We are a neutral organization of leading AI innovators that proves, pilots, and promotes solutions that address privacy, verification, and transparency across the entire AI stack.
Advanced AI Society
We drive adoption for Advanced AI solutions across the public and private sectors through research, workshops, working groups, and networking events.
Our partnerships with enterprise, government, civil society, and universities generate industry credibility for emerging AI tech built on open-source and decentralized design.
Why now?
We need an industry association
to prevent AI lock-in.
If we wait, AI centralizes in four cloud giants and breakthroughs that offer an alternative stays sidelined. If we united now, we give enterprises and governments a credible alternative before lock-in becomes irreversible.

Our purpose is to ensure everyone has access to an AI stack that preserves autonomy.
What we do?
Pilot Programs
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business.aMaybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Enterprise Readiness
Tailored workshops, playbooks and mentoring that prepare enterprises, agencies and public-sector clients for decentralized AI adoption. Topics cover packaging, pricing, SLAs, security artifacts and procurement best practices. The Society also invites members to speak about their products directly to enterprise audiences—positioning them as trusted experts.
Research Desk
Research reports, custom executive briefings and plain-English explainer content that spotlight member solutions for Fortune-500 CIOs, CTOs, CEOs, government leaders and the wider public.
Community & Events
Curated Networking: Private forums and introductions that connect vetted members, fast-tracking partnerships.
Member Showcases: Society hosted salons, summits and webinars where member companies present real-world use cases.
Standards & Frameworks
Member-driven working groups that define decentralized and open-source AI specifications, standards, security checklists and compliance frameworks.

Why reaching enterprises as an alliance beats going at it alone
Faster, simpler deal cycles
Joint working groups create template contracts, SLAs, shared standards, and interoperability guides, so every member spends less time on bespoke paperwork and more time on real deployments.
Shared credibility and data
By pooling price-performance benchmarks, compliance metrics, and independent case studies on decentralized AI, we give CIOs and boards the proof points they need—proof no single company can credibly generate on its own.
Collective visibility
Flagship pilots and consolidated market reports turn isolated successes into widely cited reference points, raising the profile of every participant and showing buyers a mature alternative ecosystem of decentralized AI.
Our Members

Upcoming events
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Interoperable Agent Registry Standard Project at MIT
July 14-15, MIT Media Labs
The Advanced AI Society (formerly Decentralized AI Society) and MIT Media Lab’s Project NANDA (led by Prof. Ramesh Raskar) have joined efforts to create a Web3 Quilt— an interoperable layer that connects AI-agent registries across Web3 and Web2, preventing the creation of isolated silos and ensuring the future Internet of AI Agents remains open and collaborative.