Certainly the most special talk I’ve hosted. With Opendata.ch (@[email protected]), we invited Taiwan’s former Digital Minister Audrey Tang to Zurich to share the ⿻ 數位 Plurality & the TW experience. Loads of great insights, engagement, & learning. Truly brings hope to our democratic future.🇨🇭🇹🇼 🖖🏽

Here in San Jose for #AAAI Conf on AI, Ethics, & Society AI, Ethics, and Society Conference (AIES), presenting "LLM Voting: Human Choices & AI Collective Decision-Making" on Wed! tldr: We compare voting patterns of human & LLM agents to explore how AI can harm or support democracy. 👇🏾ojs.aaai.org/index.php/AIES…

Sehr interessantes Experiment des Computational Social Science-Team ETH Zürich : Wie würde Chat-GPT abstimmen, wenn man es abstimmen liesse? Joshua C. Yang erklärt, wie KI die Demokratie verändern kann, auch wenn wir sie nicht wie Bürger:innen behandeln: swissinfo.ch/ger/digitale-d…

Thanks to Benjamin von Wyl at swissinfo.ch for covering our research on LLM Voting and AI in democratic decision-making! 🙏🏽 The goal is citizen-led democracy with AI support, not AI-led democracy. 💪🏽 swissinfo.ch/eng/digital-de…

First day here at the beautifully organised ACM ACM FAccT 2025 in Athens, discussing AI fairness in the birthplace of #democracy. Feels like we’re continuing a conversation that’s been going on for 2000 years. What’s fair? Who decides? Athens, AI, similar human challenges.

Incredible. Nepal’s Gen Z elected their prime minister on #Discord. It shows that when politics is blocked, the internet becomes a public square where ppl can self-organise. It’s often the simple, familiar tools that they pick up. Sometimes, that’s enough to change a country.