Partners
Public Funding for Real-World AI
Grant and public-funding conversations for AI-native products, Research, Open Source, public education, and real-world deployment.
inAi is open to grant and public-funding conversations where the work creates value beyond the company: practical AI products, open tools, research outputs, public explanations, and systems that help companies, institutions, and communities adopt AI.
Why public funding can fit
AI is becoming a new operating layer for software and work. This creates a public and institutional interest in practical deployment, education, tooling, and research.
Some parts of inAi's work produce value beyond the company: practical AI products, open-source tools, public AI education, research around intelligence systems, and systems that help companies and institutions adopt AI. Grants and public funding may fit where the project scope, deliverables, and public value are clear.
Areas of fit
Public funding may fit inAi when it supports practical work with clear outputs.
AI-native product development.
AI adoption for companies and industries.
Research and AGI as a System.
Open Source and developer tools.
AI for Everybody and public AI education.
Products for Agents and software for the agent era.
Trust and deployment clarity.
French, European, and regional AI capability.
What public funding can help produce
Public funding fits best when the expected deliverables are concrete.
Possible outputs may include prototypes, pilot preparation, product demonstrators, open-source repositories, documentation, public explainers, research notes, workshops, educational materials, translations, diagrams, technical reports, evaluation frameworks, agent-ready tooling, and trust or maturity documentation.
What inAi can contribute
inAi can contribute AI-native product thinking, product engineering, applied AI experimentation, public explanation, Open Source development, research framing, documentation, fast prototype iteration, website and publication infrastructure, maturity and claim discipline, and cross-category understanding of products, agents, education, trust, and research.
Public funding fits inAi when it helps turn AI capability into public and practical outputs: products people can use, tools developers can inspect, research others can build on, explanations people can understand, and systems that help companies and institutions adopt AI.
What to send
If you think inAi may fit a grant, public-funding call, institutional program, or consortium, send the program name, call link, deadline, budget range, eligible costs, co-financing requirements, expected deliverables, maturity expectations if applicable, consortium requirements, reporting obligations, IP or Open Source conditions, publication or dissemination requirements, why inAi may fit, and contact details.
Boundaries
inAi does not claim grant awards, eligibility, institutional support, public funding, government backing, partnerships, or official endorsement unless they are real and verified.
inAi does not expose private architecture, internal prompts, credentials, private datasets, customer data, supplier data, or candidate data as part of public grant positioning.
This page is an invitation to aligned public-funding conversations, not a claim that inAi has received grants or institutional support.