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Mental Health Clinician on the Autism Spectrum | Science Fiction Author | Spoken Word Poet | Artist | Consultant | Adventurer | Public Figure
Written using a large dataset gathered by The Collective Intelligence Project as part of the Global Dialogues Challenge, "ELIZA Affect" is a short story set in an unclear future gleaned from an incomplete archive on an unknown hard drive. Read it now on Substack: https://lnkd.in/et7nDuwq
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How do you imagine AI? AImagine is a personality quiz that explores the deeper, more polarizing beliefs behind how people see AI. Read more in our newsletter. Built using data from the Global Dialogues Challenge by The Collective Intelligence Project. https://lnkd.in/ghwkUPgH
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(Dr.-Ing.) Enhancing the Industrial Workforce with AI x Head of Industrial AI @ZF LIFETEC
What if AI could be guided by the real values, hopes, and worries of people around the world? What if you could channel these human perspectives to shape the behavior of AI implicitly and automatically? Say "Hi" to Mira — a living demo of how we can put humans in the AI-loop, not just in theory, but in practice. . . . My submission to the #GlobalDialoguesChallenge by The Collective Intelligence Project was recognized for its relevance to the futures we’re all hurtling towards — As a finalist I’ve been invited to become a member of the OpenAI Forum — a space for thoughtful conversation and knowledge sharing. I'm looking forward to get connected with this community of thinkers, makers, and dreamers. 📢 — and in the meantime, if you're curious or would like to see the project, feel free to reach out! Or check it our here and more details in the comments: https://lnkd.in/en5TTFSJ #GlobalDialogues #CIPChallenge #CollectiveIntelligence #FuturesThinking #OpenAIForum #Innovation
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So, remember this post? I heard from the awesome people at The Collective Intelligence Project that this become a finalist for the Global Dialogues Challenge. I am really looking forward to the amazing conversations this and the other finalist entries will inspire!
With my kids some conversations go like this: "Dad, why are some people scared of AI and others excited?" Then I got access to the The Collective Intelligence Project's dataset: 3,400 responses from 70 countries, trying to make sense of humanity's relationship with AI. I had a project! Spreadsheets weren't going to help me explain to my son why a healthcare worker in rural India sees AI as salvation while a data protection officer in Germany sees it as surveillance. So I did what any reasonable parent would do - I turned it into a game. 🕵️ After a few weeks of working on this, The AI Cultural Intelligence Agency is now live. My sons became the first cultural detectives, investigating why different cultures embrace or resist AI. They got matched with "Cultural Twin" countries based on their values, filed evidence from real people's voices, and solved missions like "Why does privacy mean something completely different in China vs Germany?" What was most insightful while building this: the farmer in Kenya who said "AI helps our one doctor save whole villages" while someone in Silicon Valley worried about job displacement. Both are right. Both fears are real. Both hopes are valid. Everyone should look at CIP's Global Dialogues Challenge. Not to build something clever, but because our kids will inherit an AI-saturated world. If they understand WHY their friend from Mumbai trusts AI doctors while their friend from Munich doesn't, maybe they'll build better systems. The noir theme? My son loves mysteries [especially the Mysterious Benedict Society series]. But here, the mystery isn't whodunit - it's why we think what we think. To every educator, parent, or anyone who cares about raising AI-literate kids: this is yours to use. Once I've a chance to clean this up, I'll open source it. Because teaching kids about AI shouldn't start with neural networks. It should start with understanding each other. Thank you The Collective Intelligence Project for creating this fantastic dataset. It's not just data - it's 3,400 people trusting us with their hopes and fears. #GlobalDialogues #AIEducation #CulturalIntelligence #EdTech #AILiteracy #ParentingInTheAIAge #CollectiveIntelligence #AI P.S. - I have a feature list from my kids for this. Already planning version 2. 🎮
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🌐 Explore the full project here: https://lnkd.in/gUiiYuuS ----- I'm thrilled to share that The Collective Intelligence Project has named me a finalist in the Global Dialogues Challenge: an open call asking a deceptively simple question: What kind of future do we want from AI? My submission, “The world wants to feel AI,” is a speculative exploration of how people envision interacting with AI beyond screens: through sensation, emotion, and embodied presence. Grounded in months of global survey data collected by the CIP team, I extrapolated narrative scenarios that surface a powerful insight: across cultures, people want AI to be less about control and more about connection. Thank you to the CIP team for stewarding this global conversation. I’m honored to be part of it.
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We sat down with Zarinah Agnew, Research Director at The Collective Intelligence Project (CIP), who talked to us about the impact of their Global Dialogues project which launched earlier this year at the AI Action Summit in Paris. Supported by Prolific and Remesh, the initiative aims to bring voices from around the world into AI development and steer AI towards better outcomes for everyone. 📺 Watch the full story on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eWM9FfzY
This is a final reminder that the deadline for our Global Dialogues Challenge is quickly approaching! You have just FOUR days left to submit your projects, with the submission window closing on Friday, July 11, 2025, at 11:59 PM Pacific Time. We have been incredibly impressed with the quality and creativity of the entries we've received so far and we can't wait to see your innovative work. Our esteemed judges will be reviewing submissions based on excellence in storytelling, real-world applicability, and overall creativity. The winning entries will be announced on Wednesday, July 30, 2025, with the overall winner being announced by CIP. Don't miss this opportunity to have your work recognized by leaders in the field. cip.org/challenge
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Thrilled to announce "Can We Shape AI With Deliberative Societies?" on July 12, 2025, as part of London Data Week at King's College London. This hybrid workshop unites AI researchers and participation communities to shape inclusive AI futures through participatory design and deliberative practices. Hosted by the Equiano Institute in partnership with colleagues Omer Bilgin, Maximilian Kroner Dale, Shannon Hong at University of Oxford, Joël C. and Patti Garcia. We’ll explore Public Values, Views, and Voices—to understand how they inform AI embedded in diverse societal contexts. Expect dynamic sessions, including invited talks on deliberative, and agentic societies, a panel on ethnography and deliberation in AI featuring Reema Patel (ESRC Digital Good Network , Elgon), Flynn Devine (Boundary Object Studio) and Celyn Bricker (Policy Lab UK). With talks from Malak Sadek (Values), Zarinah Agnew(Voice) and Luke Thorburn (Views) (+more) and breakout sessions to co-create a living document on participatory AI governance using our CODEAI framework – Community of Practice for Deliberation, Ethnography and AI. We’ll also be showcasing demos such as Global Dialogues (The Collective Intelligence Project), Talk to the City(AI Objectives Institute) (+more) for attendees to see models perform in participatory and plural contexts. Grateful to have support from Mayor of London, Greater London Authority and organising partners deliberAIde, 10 Billion and Policy Lab UK. Join us in-person at the Bush House, King’s College London, or virtually: https://lu.ma/jobzqs78 See you there!
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What if the public were not just passive recipients of AI agents, but active participants in guiding their evolution? The Industry-Wide Deliberative Forum makes this a reality. Stanford University’s Deliberative Democracy Lab is bringing together everyday people to weigh in on tech policy, democratizing the discourse around AI agents and informing innovation. This cross-industry convening includes Cohere, Meta, Oracle, and PayPal, in collaboration with The Collective Intelligence Project. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gVqqN96w #tech, #technology, #ai, #artificialintelligence, #paypal, #meta, #oracle, #cohere, #policy, #techpolicy, #aipolicy, #aigovernance
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Who Controls the Future of AI? - a lovely panel this morning at the World Summit AI 🧠
🌍 "Rule-making at a planetary level." 🌍 That’s how Jeannette Gorzala, Founder of ACT AI NOW, framed it, and if there was one session that captured the urgency, complexity, and possibility of governing Artificial Intelligence, it was this one. Power, Policy, and Performance: Who Controls the Future of AI? Was a panel that created a moment of clarity in a fragmented global landscape. Joined by Zarinah Agnew (The Collective Intelligence Project), Thomas Hurd (Zeki Data), Lucia Velasco (United Nations), and moderator Fiona J McEvoy (YouTheData.com), this high-level conversation tackled what so many of us have been circling: ❓ Who writes the rules for AI, and who gets left out? ❓ This panel was nothing short of extraordinary. Lucia Velasco reminded us that last September, the United Nations took a historic step, pushing forward a global agenda, the need for three mechanisms that will shape AI governance at a international scale: 💡 An independent expert panel on Artificial Intelligence 💡 A permanent global dialogue on governance 💡 A real plan to fund capacity in the Global South, because over half the world still has no meaningful voice in these systems “What we cannot measure, we cannot manage.” says Jeannette Gorzala Her words were sharp, clear, and deeply human. She called for tools that help us track AI’s potential and its risks, grounded in real-world data, not political timelines. Zarinah Agnew made it plain: “Innovation doesn’t have to come at the expense of exclusion.” Thomas Hurd reminded us that “Innovation still starts with a human idea.” And the takeaway was impossible to miss: fragmentation is expensive; ethically, economically, and geopolitically. We’re in an arms race for talent, compute, and regulation. And yet the real power lies in collaboration, inclusion, and planetary-scale thinking. Each speaker on this panel brought rare clarity, urgency, and depth to the global conversation on AI governance. Their leadership, insight, and conviction reminded us that shaping the future of AI is a deeply sociotechnical challenge, one rooted in human values, systems, and global coordination. The world is genuinely better for having voices like these guiding the future. Their work sets a powerful standard for what responsible, collaborative, and future-ready AI governance can, and must, be! #WSAIUSA #AIRegulation #JeannetteGorzala #AILeadership #ACTAINOW #UNAI #AIForGood #TechGovernance #InspiredMinds #PublicPolicy #PlanetaryThinking #WorldSummitAI