OECD

Citizens assemblies, also called citizens juries or panels, generally refer to a randomly selected group of people who are broadly representative of a community spending significant time learning and collaborating through facilitated deliberation to ...

Significant efforts go into listening to external perspectives, but only half of OECD countries and no accession candidate countries report basing their AI investment decisions on citizen needs or demands.

As Artificial Intelligence continues to permeate societies and economies, it is inevitable for AI incidents to increase, making it vital to monitor and address risks. As AI knows no borders, stakeholders need a rigorous and transnational understandin...