Browser practice lab, live, English and French.
Source Check Lab
Check an AI-written summary against its sources, claim by claim. Nothing is sent to a server.
ParalleX Labs Inc., Burnaby, British Columbia.
These public examples include browser tools, practice labs and mapping prototypes. Each has its own scope and limits.
Browser practice lab, live, English and French.
Check an AI-written summary against its sources, claim by claim. Nothing is sent to a server.
Open toolkit, live site, synthetic case cards.
A seven-step check to help humanitarian staff decide whether and how to use an AI tool.
Repository: Humanitarian AI Risk Screen Demo: Humanitarian AI Risk Screen
Browser tool, live, English and French.
A browser tool in English and French for writing a one-page explanation of how an AI tool is used in humanitarian work. Nothing you enter leaves the browser.
Open-source tool.
Checks that find errors in the data that cities publish online.
Open-source tool.
Creates simple 3D building shapes from location data. It records the source of each height and any uncertainty.
Public-data prototype, live demo.
Approved City of Surrey development applications with civic places, SkyTrain and plan areas in an accessible 3D map. Not a City of Surrey service.
Repository: Surrey development and destinations explorer Demo: Surrey development and destinations explorer
Browser practice lab, live, English and French.
A practice lab in English and French for checking text for personal details before using an AI tool. It runs on your device.
Browser practice lab, live, English and French.
A practice lab for checking that translated text messages in humanitarian work keep their meaning.
Repository: Translation Check Lab Demo: Translation Check Lab
Open training materials, live, English and French.
Free training materials in English and French on using AI responsibly in humanitarian work.
Repository: Humanitarian AI Training Kit Demo: Humanitarian AI Training Kit
Open-source tool.
A toolkit that keeps a public body's data terms and their meanings in one shared, checked list.
Public-data technical proof.
A public-data demonstration of simple 3D shapes for Surrey development applications. It is not a City of Surrey service.
Public-data rehearsal.
A demonstration of reviewing updates to public Surrey development data. It records sources and checks, with a way to undo local changes.
Areas we plan to research include: