Bringing AI×Animals to German-speaking audiences: Website & fieldbuilding
- commitment
- 4 hrs/week
- flexibility
- Open to proposals
The project
👤 This project is co-mentored by Henrike Gätjens. To apply, select only Philip Kratz as mentor.
Create an engaging, interactive info website in German, with the first goal of making knowledge about AI×Animals accessible to a German-speaking audience. Later, we might extend this into field-building and in-person meetings/summits.
The website should:
- Showcase positive and negative scenarios, chances and risks for nh animals through AI
- Be catchy, picturesque, precise and informative
The mentee's role
We need a wide variety of skill sets, including graphic designers, website creators / programmers, AI experts, animal experts, marketing specialists, potentially translators into other languages and regional (German) dialects, and any other skills we might miss that you could bring!
Who I'm looking for
Ideally: Cross-functional team players who strive or are looking to strive for excellence in their field of expertise
Nice-to-haves: Curious, creative, communicative
Questions for applicants
- What excites you most about our project in particular?
- How can you contribute?
Support offered
- Unconventional approaches
- Research mentorship
- Shaping direction
- Facilitating connections
- Domain expertise (especially animal & environmental ethics)
- format
- Product & entrepreneurship · Field-building & outreach
- topic
- Wild animal welfare · Longtermism · Macrostrategy · Near-term impact
Philip Kratz
University Santiago de Compostela
- PhD student about The Science of Wild Animal Welfare in the Context of Climate Change (ongoing)
- Spotlight Article Writer about topics surrounding Compassionate Conservation at Verify Humanity (ongoing)
- Passionate about art, especially abstract painting, and board games.
- MA in Philosophy of Economy and Environmental Ethics
- BA in Sustainable Business Management