Who gets to shape the conversation about artificial intelligence?
How can we hold space for open community dialogues to explore different perspectives on AI?
What questions, inputs and actions could and should community assemblies on AI explore?
As part of the global Citizens Track on AI project, we’re co-designing a toolkit for informed, active conversations that let communities explore and share views on the future of, or a future alongside, AI.
Join us for a two hour workshop to:
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Learn about the Citizens’ Track on AI: putting people in the lead
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Suggest priority questions for Community Assemblies to address
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Explore the key knowledge that people need to have meaningful discussions on AI - and and perspectives its important to be aware of
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Discuss approaches for community dialogue and action
Who is this for?
Join us if you are interested in:
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Critical AI literacy
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Participation and public engagement
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Arts, cultural and community action responses to AI
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Public voice in local and global AI policy making
This will be an interactive workshop. Participants should agree to abide by our code of conduct.
Who are we?
The Citizens Track on AI is an initiative to embed public voice in the governance of data and AI at all levels.
We created the PAVE Case Book to map existing examples of public engagement on AI across the world.
Now we’re working to create a resource that can support many more grassroots communities to get together, deliberate, and share ideas and actions for shaping AI in the public interest.