Eric Alston, University of Wyoming
- The Institutional Privacy Dilemma: Technological Change and the Coevolution of Privacy Institutions
- Digital Constitutionalism: Constraining Authority in Network-Coordinated Digital Orders
- Automated Penalties and Networked Coordination
Suzette Brooks Masters, Democracy Funders Network
- The Promise of Future Design
- Imagining Better Futures for American Democracy
- Becoming Futures Ready: How Philanthropy Can Leverage Strategic Foresight For Democracy
Carlo Burelli, University of Eastern Piedmont
Angelo Carino, Google Jigsaw
Federica Carugati, King’s College London
Nick Chedli Carter, Spring Projects & Resilient Democracy
Yong-Gyun Choi, Jigsaw Google
Nick Couldry, London School of Economics
Judith Donath, Berkman-Klein Center @ Harvard University
Marjan Ehsassi, FIDE North America
- Theory of Change for Citizens’ Assemblies
- Activated Citizenship: The Transformative Power of Citizens’ Assemblies
Tina Eliassi-Rad, Northeastern University
- The Trilemma of Truth in Large Language Models
- Epistemic Familiarity Is Associated with Belief Stability in Large Language Models
- Belief Coevolution in a Social Network of Generalist and Specialist Large Language Models
Tyna Eloundou, OpenAI
Ruthanna Emrys, Tikanu Consulting
Josh Fairfield, Washington & Lee School of Law
Henry Farrell, Johns Hopkins
Eugene Fischer, Science Fiction Author
- The Enrichment and Decay of Ionia
- Let’s Try Having Lots of Elections That Barely Matter
- The New Mother
Robert Gehorsam, Atlas of Democracies Initiative
Jonathan Gilmour, The Impact Project
Victoria Goddard, independent novelist
Beth Goldberg, Jigsaw (Google) / Yale University
Jodson B Graves, Invitee
- Janus Facing Applications: Addressing the Red Queen Race in Information Economics
- Municipal Counter-Automation: Using AGPL-3 Licensing to Starve Corporate Competitors While Cities Build Cooperative Infrastructure
- The Material Culture of Democratic Deliberation
Paul Gölz, Cornell University
- Generative Social Choice
- Finding Common Ground in a Sea of Alternatives
- Distortion of AI Alignment: Does Preference Optimization Optimize for Preferences?
Seva Gunitsky, University of Toronto
Marci Harris, POPVOX Foundation
Galen Hines-Pierce, Minerva Fund & Recoding America
Dan Hoyer, Complexity Science Hub Vienna; University of Toronto; Societal Dynamics
- Handing Over the Keys to the City: When Governments May Inadvertently Solve One Crisis with a Bigger One
- The Slow Forces Behind This Year’s Fast Crises
- Updating Mental Models of Risk
Aditi Juneja, Democracy 2076
Lorelei Kelly, Public Good Group
- The First Amendment Promise of Deliberative Technology: Reviving Assembly and Petition to Modernize the US Congress
- Seeing Democracy as Defense: An Important Lesson for Americans
- Defend the Constitution Through Community Action
Jonathan Lapalme, Les Interstices
- Démocratiser les Futurs: Un Projet de Futurisme Participatif sur les Innovations Démocratiques de Demain
- Les Materialistes
- Obligations Futures
Hillary Lehr, Harvard Kennedy School / Higher Ground Labs
Robert Lempert, RAND
- Decision Making under Deep Uncertainty and the Great Acceleration
- Recommendations Regarding a Palisades Disaster Recovery District
Em L’Hote, Jigsaw Google
Gideon Lichfield, Futurepolis
Daniel Miessler, Unsupervised Learning
Sarah Morra, Vote16 Canada
Charles Mudede, Seattle University
- The Promise of Future Design
- Will Marxism Go Mad After the End of the World?
- Will AI Remember the Days of Slavery?
Paul Nemitz, College of Europe
- The Open Future and Its Enemies
- Constitutional Democracy and Technology in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- The Human Imperative: Power, Freedom and Democracy in the age of Artificial Intelligence
Hamilton Nolan, How Things Work
Beth Noveck, Northeastern/The GovLab
Ada Palmer, University of Chicago
- Inventing the Renaissance: The Myth of a Golden Age
- Trace Elements: Conversations on the Project of Science Fiction and Fantasy
Eli Pariser, New_ Public
Brian Rathbun, Munk School
Deb Roy, MIT & Cortico
- Words Without Consequence: What Does It Mean to Have Speech Without a Speaker?
- How to Tackle Truth Decay
- The Internet Could Be So Good. Really.
Nathan E. Sanders, Harvard BKC
- Rewiring Democracy: How AI Will Transform Our Politics, Government, and Citizenship
- Japan’s Team Mirai Uses Tech to Bolster Democracy, Not Undermine It
- As the US Midterms Approach, AI Is Going to Emerge as a Key Issue Concerning Voters
Mubin Shaikh, Natsec Consulting
Marci Shore, Munk School
- Kyiv: Death and Other Borders
- A Pre-History of Post-Truth, East and West
- In a Post-Truth World: The Fate of Birth, Death, and Other Boundaries
Lee Slinger, Public History Lab, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
Andrew Sorota, Office of Eric Schmidt
Janice Stein, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
Joshua Tan, Public AI
Matthew Victor, Partners in Democracy
- Applications of Artificial Intelligence Tools to Enhance Legislative Engagement: Case Studies from Make.Org and MAPLE
- Foundations for the Digital Commons
- Public Media Is Under Assault. Here’s a Way to Fight Back.
Riley Wong, MIT, Emergent Research