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In a recent conversation, Task Force member and Google Jigsaw CEO Yasmin Green discussed a new approach to “AI polling” that could improve political discourse in America. www.semafor.com/article/11/2...

semafor.comExclusive: Jigsaw CEO Yasmin Green on the power of AI in pollingGreen told Semafor she believes her company has found a way to use AI to improve political discourse.

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Working with partners in Bowling Green, Kentucky, her team helped run what became a 4,000-person online "town hall" focusing on how residents would like to see the area evolve over 25 years. www.techbrew.com/stories/2025...

techbrew.comHow a small Kentucky city used AI to help chart a course for its futureBowling Green worked with Google Jigsaw to solicit and categorize a city's worth of opinions.

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That work inspired We the People – a project that brought together 2,400 Americans from all 435 congressional districts for an AI-supported “national conversation," generating more than 1.6 million words and dozens of shared statements of principle. freedom.wethepeople-250.org

freedom.wethepeople-250.orgWhat Do Freedom & Equality Mean to Americans Today? | We the PeopleAs the US approaches its 250th anniversary, AI enables a new type of conversation amongst Americans on freedom & equality.

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One outcome Yasmin highlights: “We asked people going in, ‘Do you feel heard by fellow Americans?’ And 40% of people said yes. After just an hour in this virtual conversation, that number jumped to 68%.”