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AI4DeliberationD2. 2 – AI-enabled Deliberation Processes – first version (Pending Approval)

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FVFrancesco VeriMFMaurice FlechtnerJVJane Veri

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide guidelines for effectively designing AI-enabled deliberation methods.
  • Delineation of core deliberative principles such as equality and inclusion.
  • Development of a conceptual and application framework for participatory processes.
  • Creation of an interactive design tool (DPDT) for exploring deliberative processes.
  • The framework translates deliberative principles into actionable design steps.
  • Enhancements in participation quality and collective reasoning are emphasized through design actions.

Abstract

This deliverable reports on Tasks 2.2 and 2.3 of Work Package 2 (Design AI-enabled Deliberation Methods) of the AI4Deliberation project. It provides a practical guideline for designing deliberative processes that can operate effectively at scale, addressing the central challenge of expanding participation while preserving the quality of collective reasoning. The deliverable translates core deliberative principles — equality, inclusion, plurality, authenticity, and reflection — into implementable design actions for practitioners working with large-scale, digitally supported, or institutionally constrained participatory processes. It combines a conceptual reference framework (Part I) with a modular, constraint-driven application framework (Part II), including deliberative treatments, an AI requirement upscaling matrix, and an operational design tool for upscaling deliberation. A key output is an interactive Shiny-based Deliberative Process Design Tool (DPDT), which allows users to dynamically explore design choices linking deliberative principles, process stages, constraints, and AI-supported options.

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Veri et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69faa2e204f884e66b533620https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20020196
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