The premise: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is increasingly taking on roles once performed by humans, raising ethical issues about fairness and adherence to democratic norms. "AI alignment," ethics, and governance aim to address the risks posed by these technologies to ensure they benefit humanity and the world. In the court, the integration of AI is growing, amplifying ethical challenges related to accuracy, bias, transparency, and accountability.

Various countries passed legal frameworks to manage AGI's evolution and application. However, these efforts may face the "regulatory alignment problem," where laws may not adequately tackle specific AI risks or may conflict with other societal and regulatory goals.

To answer these ambiguous questions about risk level, maintaining digital rights, privacy or rightfully, legitimate representation in these new regulation frameworks, we will ask the citizens to express their fear, usefulness for, aspiration, risk perception to guide the legislator’s work with veritable citizen representation.

The synopsis: This event will serve as a pilot for what is known as an “AI Alignment” assembly where participants are asked about their opinions before and throughout the event on the subjects of development, deployment (usage) and governance in a way to

The session: In this session, we will present the underlying organizational process of organizing an AI alignment assembly, a new known moniker for citizen dialogues about AGI. We will also present co-present as facilitators specific project that imagines the ethical deployment of AGI systems to promote democratic themes such as promoting (public) knowledge integrity on the internet, accessibility and generally augmenting public services and access to information.