Final Press Release
The Horizon Europe-funded project MAMMOth (Multi-Attribute, Multimodal Bias Mitigation in AI Systems) officially concluded on 31 October 2025, after three years of pioneering work to make artificial intelligence (AI) fairer, more inclusive, and more accountable. Coordinated by the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), MAMMOth brought together a consortium of leading universities, research centres, SMEs, and civil society organisations across Europe. The project was committed to reducing gender, racial, and other forms of bias in AI systems. Its outcomes provide policymakers, technology developers, and civil society actors with concrete tools, knowledge, and strategies to embed fairness at the centre of AI innovation. Principal Outcomes Significance and Legacy MAMMOth has transformed approaches to AI fairness by moving beyond single-attribute methods to address intersectional and multimodal bias. The project advanced state-of-the-art research while also delivering resources with tangible applications in finance, identity verification, education, and other sectors. Inclusive co-creation workshops ensured that underrepresented voices informed the development of tools and methodologies, embedding fairness in AI in a context-sensitive and socially responsible manner. The project’s legacy will continue through its open-source tools, academic resources, and policy frameworks, which remain freely accessible via the AI-on-Demand platform, GitHub, and the official website mammoth-ai.eu. These resources will further support developers, regulators, and communities in building trustworthy, fairness-aware AI systems.
