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Technology works best when everyone participates in shaping it. Vote on short statements, or suggest your own. No account needed.

Follow five principles of constructive dialogue

These keep the forum useful for everyone. Each statement stands on its own, so there are no reply threads to argue in.

  1. Critique ideas, never peopleDisagree with an idea as clearly as you like. Leave the person out of it.
  2. Assume good faithMost people are doing their best with what they know. Ask before you assume harm.
  3. Positivity with substanceEncouragement and rigor work together. Be kind and be specific.
  4. Ethics and transparencySay when AI helped you write something, cite your sources, and be honest about what you do not know.
  5. Lift while you climbShare what you learn so the next person has an easier time.

Vote on 8 statements

Pick Agree, Disagree, or Pass for each one. The statements cover 4 tracks: transparency, human agency, privacy, shared responsibility. Use Tab to reach the buttons and the arrow keys to move between them.

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Transparency · Statement 1 of 8

Automated assistants should say they are AI at the start of a conversation.

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We asked, you said, we did

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We asked
8 statements in 4 tracks, listed above.
You said
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