Dialogue

The future of AIbelongs to you.

The Current AI Dialogue is your direct line to the people building open, public-interest AI.

You're one of 14 people around the world taking part.

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Current AI

Open, accountable AI, shaped by the public.

The difference

Most AI in your life is built by companies you will never meet, following rules you never had a say in.

Direct participation

Your direct line to public-interest AI.

Answer a short questionnaire, then talk briefly with an AI interviewer that helps you turn your view into a short quote. What you share goes straight to the people building public-interest AI at Current AI.

The dialogue so far

Voices from around the world

People from these countries have already joined the dialogue. Pick a country to read what people there said.

14 people have taken part so far.

“I hope for AI to be of service to all humans and safe. It is the greatest technological progress of our generation, let's make it right…”
France
“I hope to see more open source AI alternatives being built by underrepresented communities”
Portugal
“I hope that the Potluck will be amazing and good for the world.”
United States
“I hope that…That communities stop using AI and maintain strong bonds.”
France

Pick a country to read voices from there. Tap a quote to read it in full.

FAQ

What is this about?

AI already shapes decisions that affect daily life, yet the people it affects are rarely asked what they think. This dialogue gathers people's own views on AI, in their own words, wherever they live. The aim is a clear picture of what the public actually wants from AI, not what experts assume on its behalf.

Who is running it?

Current AI, a non-profit, public-interest AI partnership building open, accountable AI that is shaped by the public. Current AI launched at the AI Action Summit in Paris in February 2025 and backs open datasets, open-source tools and accountability. Learn more at currentai.org. This is not a government project, and taking part does not commit you to anything.

Do I need to know anything about AI to take part?

No. The questions are about the AI tools you use, what you use them for, and what you wish they did better. You don't need any technical background to have a valuable view.

Why does this look like a chat?

Instead of a fixed form, our AI interviewer asks you short questions and follows up on your answers, so we capture the reasoning behind your views rather than just a tick-box. Some questions appear as cards (a quick choice, a short answer, a sentence to complete) that you answer in place. You can end the conversation whenever you like.

Is it anonymous?

Yes. We don't ask for your name. If you want to help further, you can leave an email at the end, but that is optional. We use it only to contact you about what you chose. A short-lived cookie keeps your session linked across this one conversation, and your responses are stored as anonymous research data. We ask which country you're from only to understand how views differ across places, never to identify you.

What happens to what I say?

Your answers are anonymised and published in an open public report. What you share goes to the people building public-interest AI at Current AI, so it can shape what they build and how. Your voice becomes part of the record alongside those of people from around the world.

About this dialogue

The Current AI Dialogue gathers what people around the world actually think about AI: what they find useful, what concerns them, and what they'd want the people building it to know. It is run by Current AI, a non-profit, public-interest AI partnership. Answers are anonymised and published in an open public report. This dialogue is not a government project, and taking part does not commit you to anything.

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