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What we do

We work in the field of Public Interest Technology to craft solutions to complex sociotechnical challenges through the following services:

Practical Research & Roadmaps

Knowledge development to inform actionable strategies.

Experience Architecture

Crafting and facilitating meaningful collaborative experiences.

Proofs of

concept

Test and escalate new ideas.

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Technology that serves the public good.

About us

For us at the PIT Policy Lab, Public Interest Technologists are part of a diverse community channeling their domain expertise into public interest activities, harnessing digital technologies as tools for change.

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Recent publications

Take a look at our latest reports, exploring a wide range of topics, from the intersection of AI and energy, agriculture, SDGs, to public innovation labs, U.S. - Mexico relationship, and the future of work.

Clients and Partners

We collaborate with amazing organizations, governments and universities around the world.

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Testimonials

"What sets PIT Policy Lab apart is its ability to translate technological complexity into accessible, ethical, and operational public action criteria, always with a deeply human approach".

– Rocío Ortega Lelis, Head of Department, Online Education Sub-directorate, National Institute of Public Administration (INAP Mexico)

Neurotecnologías y neuroderechos: proteger la mente en la era digital

La convergencia entre neurotecnología e IA rompe la frontera de la privacidad mental. Se propone una gobernanza con neurodatos protegidos, certificación ética, acceso justo, prohibición de usos coercitivos y educación en neuroderechos para resguardar la soberanía mental sin frenar la innovación.

PIT Policy Lab

Dec 8, 20253 min read

Inteligencia Artificial para la Inclusión: Hacia una política pública que ponga la tecnología al servicio de la discapacidad

La IA puede impulsar inclusión y autonomía para más de seis millones de personas con discapacidad en México. Proponemos datos responsables y la actualización de la norma NMX-I-9126-1-NYCE-2011 para garantizar transparencia, explicabilidad y no discriminación en sistemas de IA con enfoque de derechos.