FPF, which stands for the Israel Tech Policy Institute (ITPI), is a renowned think tank that specializes in research on policy, regulation, and ethics in the field of emerging technologies. Dedicated to advancing principled data practices, FPF serves as a catalyst for privacy leadership and scholarship. One of ITPI's notable research projects is Dr.

Sivan Tamir's study on the over or under-regulation of biomedical research. This research project, published in collaboration with the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute and the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, explores the comparative perspective and points to consider regarding the regulation of biomedical research. Additionally, FPF analyzed a decade of Israeli judicial decisions related to data protection.

Through this comprehensive examination, they aimed to understand the public's demand for privacy protection and identify prevalent privacy and data protection issues in court appeals. ITPI also engages in collaborations and special projects, such as the Law and Technology Policy Paper Competition in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice. They recently called for policy papers from law students in Israeli universities, addressing the recognition of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an inventor or patent holder.

As a policy think-tank and research institute, the Israel Tech Policy Institute fosters research and policy discourse among various stakeholders, all while safeguarding individual rights, public interests, and social norms