Responsible AI

Use AI to support engagement, not simulate it.

AI can help community engagement teams move faster by summarising feedback, translating responses, finding themes, drafting reports, and supporting follow-up when humans remain accountable.

Direct answers

What should AI do?

AI can assist with translation, clustering, theming, sentiment, summarisation, report drafting, and surfacing evidence from large feedback sets.

What should AI not do?

AI should not replace genuine participation, invent community sentiment, hide uncertainty, or produce findings that cannot be traced to real inputs.

What makes AI outputs defensible?

Defensible outputs are reviewable, labelled, tied to source evidence, and checked by people who understand project context and community dynamics.

What to look for

Control
Practitioner review remains central
Traceability
Findings should link back to source material
Transparency
AI support should be visible and explainable

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