Donating your data is a free and easy way to help animals!

Whether you’re a content creator on social media, an author of books about veganism or an animal rights organisation with access to campaign materials and digital analytics, your data can help us train AI that truly understands the unique needs of animal advocates.

Why Should I Donate My Data?

Your data directly improves the ability of AI to advocate more effectively for animals.

Donating data requires no money, effort or risk on your part.

We have options for both public and private data sharing to protect sensitive data, our team will do all the hard work of exporting and formatting the data for you and best of all, donating data doesn’t cost you a cent!

All we need is your permission.

What Kind of Data Can I Donate?

If it’s digital, you can donate it.

We can accept any kind of data, regardless of how it’s formatted, where it’s stored or what kind of file it is.

This includes website content, social media posts, Google Analytics, email marketing analytics, YouTube videos, podcasts, files stored on online drives, digital advertising performance and more.

The only criteria is that the data must have some relevance to veganism and animal rights, and you must own the rights to the data.

What Will You Do With My Data?

You have complete control over how we use the data your share with us.

If you choose to share data with us publicly, we will include it on our open-source, freely accessible database, which enables anyone to use it in AI development. We will use it to train our own AI models to advocate for animals, and we will also encourage other developers to use it to make their models more animal-friendly. This is a great option for data that is already public and that you want to see shared far and wide, such as blog and social media posts.

If you choose to share data with us privately, we will only ever use your data for model training and never share it publicly. Specifically, we will use it for training predictive models for predicting the performance of content, not for generative models that create content. This eliminates the risk of “data leakage” that can occur when generative models repeat the data they were trained on. It means we can safely share the predictive models we train openly in order to benefit the whole movement, without risking your data itself being exposed.

How Do I Get Started?

Simply click the button below, fill out our “getting involved” form, sign a data sharing agreement and we’ll take care of the rest!