What are your ideas for shaping AI to serve the public good?
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AI research is vital to ensuring that artificial intelligence remains a positive force in the service of democracy and society. Make.org addresses this challenge by building specialized platforms to collect and provide hyper-qualified data tailored to the unique needs of various research stages. Additionally, Make.org has established dedicated research programs focused on aligning AI development with democratic values and societal needs.
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49,432 participants 1,830 proposals 334,429 votes Consultation from 10 May 2021 to 20 June 2021
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Make.org is proud to launch a new Panoramic dedicated to the European Week of Regions and Cities (EWRC) 2025 – an interactive space that brings together the voices, ideas, and insights shared during Europe’s largest event on regional and urban policy. This digital tool is now available, allowing anyone to explore the rich content of the conference in a simple, transparent, and accessible way. After its success at the 2024 and 2025 EuroPCom Conferences and at the Research and Innovation Days, this is another showcase of how to connect EU institutions with the broader public, powered by AI.
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Democracy Shield: European Commission highlights key role of civic tech
This week, the European Commission published the European Democracy Shield – a communication that outlines the EU strategy for strong and sustainable democracies on the continent. Make.org welcomes the initiative and underlines the urgent need to comprehensively strengthen democratic structures, processes and safeguards. In this context, especially the strong role of civic tech is key, as highlighted by the Democracy Shield.
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Make.org partners on Canadian Gen(Z)AI Youth Assembly on AI!
Make.org is proud to partner on the Gen(Z)AI initiative, a groundbreaking national project led by the Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy (MTD), The Dialogue on Technology Project (DoT), and Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute.
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