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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European Democracy Shield: Make.org presents recommendations at the European Parliament
“We need a trusted, ethical, and democratic AI.” On July 17, Alexis Prokopiev, Director of Governance & Democratic Innovation Team at Make.org, and Vice-President of the Association Civic Tech Europe (ACTE) intervened at the public hearing on Generative AI and democracy of the Special committee on the European Democracy Shield in the European Parliament in Brussels.
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Increased accessibility with Panoramic: Supporting the CoR’s ECON Commission with AI
At a time when European institutions must reconcile transparency, accessibility, and inclusion, AI offers new opportunities: not to replace traditional communication tools, but to make complex deliberations easier to understand and engage with.
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High-level event on AI, citizen participation and Democracy Shield at the European Committee of the Regions
On 4 June 2025, Make.org, Association Civic Tech Europe (ACTE) and Central & Eastern European Digital Democracy Watch (CEEDDW) were delighted to organise a high-level event on “AI, citizen participation and Democracy Shield”. The event was hosted by the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) and took place under patronage of the Polish Presidency to the Council of the European Union. More than a hundred participants joined the event both in Brussels as well as online.
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