AI · Transparency

A tool for structuring, not a replacement for judgment

We don't hide what AI does and doesn't do.

What AI does

  • Clusters similar positions and arguments
    Helps editors see patterns across a large body of discussions
  • Finds duplicate and similar issues
    Suggests merging — people decide
  • Generates a summary of a topic
    A structured overview with arguments for/against and legal context
  • Identifies connections between issues
    Surfaces non-obvious overlaps by audience or data
  • Analyzes cross-state patterns
    Finds similar problems across different states

What AI doesn't do

  • Decide whether to support or reject proposals
    This is always human judgment
  • Make moderation decisions
    Moderation is for people only
  • Set the platform's agenda
    Issues are created by people, not algorithms
  • Hide uncertainty
    Every output comes with a confidence level
  • Change texts without confirmation
    All AI suggestions require manual approval

Oversight

Human oversight is mandatory

We deliberately built in points of manual confirmation wherever an AI error would be critical.

  • AI suggestions to merge issues require editor confirmation
  • AI summaries are marked with an explicit disclaimer and a confidence level
  • Users can see which elements of the page were generated by AI
  • All AI actions are logged and available for audit
  • Members can challenge an AI output through a feedback mechanism

Topic clusters

How problems are grouped

AI analyzes the entire body of issues and discussions, surfacing topic clusters,
connections between problems, and cross-state patterns.

Labor

12 issues · Top: Labor unions

HealthcareEducationInequality

Inequality

10 issues · Top: Minimum wage

Housing & zoningHealthcareEducationLabor

EducationTrending

9 issues · Top: School funding

InequalityLabor

Housing & zoningTrending

8 issues · Top: Rent control

InequalityInfrastructure

Healthcare

8 issues · Top: Mental health

InequalityLabor

Justice

7 issues · Top: Prison reform

ImmigrationCivil rights

Connection graph

An interactive map of problems

40 nodes · 102 connections. Click a node to see all related issues.

Cross-state patterns

One problem — several states

AI detects when similar issues are actively discussed at the same time across different states.

🔥

Housing affordability

High activity

📌

School funding

Medium activity

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Water resources

High activity

The map updates automatically. AI suggests clusters — people confirm the connections.

Duplicate detection

Possible duplicates — under review

AI suggests — the editor decides. No automatic merging.

Existing issue
Housing affordability in Arizona
47 annotations
Similar issue
Rental housing crisis in Phoenix
Confidence: 87%

AI suggestion: Merge: the second issue is a special case of the first

Existing issue
Zoning reform in Tucson
23 annotations
Similar issue
Multi-family construction: barriers
Confidence: 79%

AI suggestion: Link as related: different levels of the same topic

Reviewed

Related issues

Non-obvious connections

AI finds issues that share an audience or data with «Housing affordability in Arizona».

Strong
Minimum wage in AZ
Overlap in audience and economic data
Medium
Public transit in Phoenix
Housing affordability is tied to transit infrastructure
Weak
Arizona water resources
Both relate to the state's long-term development

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