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About the lab

BoxOfChocolates.ai is a nonprofit lab building practical AI projects for public good, starting with early cancer screening support and safer animal adoption tools. It is the organizational home for independently bounded initiatives in health and animal welfare.

Organization details

Legal name
Box of Chocolates.AI
Name on IRS determination letter
Box Of Chocolates AI
Status
IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity, Texas nonprofit corporation
EIN (federal tax ID)
42-3768183
Principal office address
111 N. Wall Street, Unit 2142
Belton, TX 76513

Mission

Box of Chocolates.AI advances education in the responsible and beneficial use of artificial intelligence. We incubate and support AI projects that serve the public, including fcancer.ai (early-stage AI-assisted cancer screening research) and GuardDog (human-reviewed decision-support screening for verified animal shelters and rescues).

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Why “a box of chocolates”?

The name reflects a portfolio of distinct experiments. Each project starts with a different problem, audience, and path to usefulness. The projects share a home and a set of principles, but they do not automatically share data, maturity, technical architecture, or decision authority. That separation lets the lab explore broadly while setting safeguards appropriate to each domain.

How we work

We begin with a concrete public need, establish who the tool is for, and define what AI should and should not do. We favor narrow tools whose evidence and limitations can be explained. Projects should preserve provenance, uncertainty, privacy, and meaningful human review. AI supports people; it does not replace clinicians, shelter professionals, or other accountable decision-makers.

Current initiatives

Founding board

Its founding board is Michael Shelton for Technology; Dylan Einhorn for Digital Strategy; Shana Einhorn for Legal and Advocacy; and Brice Ammar-Khodja for Ethics and Impact. Read their full bios on the homepage.