Help us to build a map of public engagement on AI across the world. The PAIRS PAVE Case Book will:

• Map engagement - showcasing outputs from dialogue, deliberation and participatory processes across the world.
• Describe methods - exploring approaches for inclusive, informed and impactful public participation on AI.
• Share learning and good practices - demonstrating how public voices can shape the future of AI.

👉 Tell us about a case to include before 24th June

🗣️ The form is written in English, but should work with browser-based translation. We are happy to receive submissions in your own language, though will edit final copy into English.

What happens with contributions?

Contributions are all reviewed and edited by the research team.

For the first edition of the Case Book, to be launched in July 2026, our research team will put together a curated collection of cases to:

• Showcase at the AI for Good Expo (Geneva, 7th - 10th July) on the PAVE stand
• Publish as part of an online case book
• Share within an open dataset for further research

We are reviewing cases on a rolling basis. Early submissions are more likely to be featured in Geneva, and we will close submissions for the Geneva showcase on 5th June 24th June.

After July, we hope to continue to develop the case book, creating a living resource to map public engagement on AI.

PAVE at the AI for Good Expo

AI for Good is taking place alongside the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance at Palexpo Geneva. The expo will see over 10,000 delegates attending, and we want to make sure public voices on AI are visible.

We will use content from the Case Book to create an engaging stand.

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Submit or nominate a project case study

If you have been involved in running or researching a public engagement project that explored the development, governance or use of artificial intelligence, anywhere in the world, we want to hear from you.

You can

👉 Nominate a project that our research team should document

👉 Share a full case study of a project you have been involved in

The short form explains all the information you will need to provide. Nominating a case study can take less than 5 minutes, and a full case study entry 10 minutes - an hour, depending on complexity, and the resources you have to hand.

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Explore the list of cases already submitted

You can find a list of the cases we’re considering here.

If your project isn’t listed, help us add it to the list!

If you want to help with research on a particular case, reach out to us: p[email protected] and we can share the research form with you.

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