We believe technology should unite humanity, not cause division. At TechEthics, our interdisciplinary team of experts combine their specialist knowledge of AI, peace building, democracy, and academia to create innovative and ethical solutions. We at TechEthics are dedicated to social good and sustainable peace and work to create technology for a more equitable world.
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TechEthics, a new technology startup dedicated to ethical innovation and social impact, officially launches
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Our mission is the creation of transformative, impactful, and innovative solutions to tackle urgent issues such as social polarisation, ongoing political violence, attacks on democracy, and the misuse of technologies, especially within post-conflict regions, fragile democracies, and countries experiencing societal division
TechEthics is built on a decade of research and development, rooted in INCORE (International Conflict Research Institute) at Ulster University, a leader in PeaceTech. INCORE has launched pilot projects that fuse technology with peacebuilding and pioneering postgraduate teaching in PeaceTech. Team members from Co-operation Ireland developed an Innovation Department focused on integrating technology into peacebuilding and civic education in post-conflict regions. Our core team brings advanced AI and technical expertise, uniquely combining skills in democratic innovation, conflict resolution, dialogue processes, and peacebuilding to craft tailored ethical technology solutions. Together, we leverage over 30 years of global peacebuilding and technological experience within a vast network. Partnering with Ulster University strengthens TechEthics' capacity for program development and ongoing research in this highly-specialised field.
TechEthics is led by a team of experts with globally significant experience in AI, civic technology, peace-building, and ethics. Together, we bring a unique combination of technical expertise, academic rigor, and practical experience in social innovation.
Expert in AI for democratic resilience and peace-building, with a background in ethical AI development.
AI researcher specializing in accelerated computing and machine learning for health, finance, and governance applications.
Expert in innovation and technology for pedagogy, with a background in international peacebuilding and reconciliation work.
Internationally recognized expert in peace-building and transitional justice.
TechEthics provides expert consultancy on ethical AI and peacebuilding technology and offers bespoke software development services to help organisations implement responsible, high-impact solutions.
We provide strategic guidance on AI governance, democracy and peacebuilding, and ethical innovation. Our team helps governments, NGOs, and private sector clients navigate the complex interplay of technology, conflict resolution, and civic engagement.
We build custom software solutions tailored to your organisational needs. From AI-driven decision-making tools to advanced analytics and communication platforms, we specialise in tech that fosters transparency, dialogue, and democratic resilience.
Beyond our client-facing services, TechEthics spearheads cutting-edge research at the nexus of AI, conflict resolution, and peacebuilding. Below are some highlights of our ongoing R&D efforts.
Exploring novel large language models that reduce polarisation, facilitate democratic engagement, and promote ethical dialogue in post-conflict societies.
Developing simulated environments to model policy scenarios, forecast societal outcomes, and inform equitable decision-making.
Building AI solutions that track and mitigate misinformation, supporting election integrity and community resilience.
Creating gamified experiences to teach empathy, conflict resolution, and democratic processes—bridging divides through interactive learning.
Pioneering data-driven methods for detecting early warning signs of conflict, enabling timely interventions in fragile regions.
