My friends at OpenFuture invite you to participate in the Alignment Assembly on AI and the Commons—an asynchronous, virtual conversation on principles and considerations for regulating generative AI.
On 13th February, they will be launching a participative process with open movement activists, creators, and organizations building and stewarding the digital commons.
To join, please use the signup form on the project’s webpage: Alignment Assembly on AI and the Commons – Open Future
I’ve signed up and hope to see many of you involved too.
Here is some more information from the organizers:
Over the course of a month, we will conduct a virtual assembly through a digital generative voting platform called Pol.is. We will launch the process on February 13th and organize a check-in call after one week of running the project, on February 20th.
We hope that you will find this interesting and decide to participate in this assembly. Your voice and participation are particularly important to us, and we invite you to be part of a committed audience for this project. We would be grateful for your support in promoting this assembly, and in return, we would like to invite you to an internal presentation of the results, where you will be able to give feedback on the final report.
In order to join the assembly, please use the signup form to leave your email so we can invite you to the assembly. Additionally, we hope that you will send out this invitation to other people who are interested in these topics. We are counting on a snowball effect and will appreciate you sharing this message with several colleagues.
Finally, we are seeking organizations that want to support the assembly by helping to promote the project and use your logo as a “committed audience.” If your organization is interested in doing this, please let us know.
If you have any questions, please contact project leads: Alek Tarkowski at alek@openfuture.eu or Shannon Hong at Shannonyrshong@gmail.com
