Propose a workshop
Answer a few questions about your idea. The drafting assistant aligns the description with the AI CoLab style and values, you pick a session, and the AI CoLab team reviews it — nothing is published until it's approved.
Questions, answered
What should I put in the description?
Describe the change the workshop could enable, who should be in the room and why it matters. Keep session activities and the detailed agenda out.
What will the assistant change?
It will clarify the public-purpose “why”, invite perspectives across sectors and connect the proposition to the AI CoLab Charter without inventing claims.
Do I have to accept every suggestion?
No. The output is a transparent draft. The framing notes explain each material edit so you can keep, revise or reject it.
Why are workshops framed cross-sector?
The AI CoLab is a staging area for civil society, industry, academia and government. A proposal centred on one sector is broadened where that creates a more useful shared conversation.
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The AI CoLab values
The drafting assistant works from these — and so does the review.
Public purpose
Keep a clear line of sight to community wellbeing, values and rights.
Long-term impact
Address systemic barriers, work at scale and ensure marginalised voices are heard.
Bring people together
Bring together perspectives and strengths across civil society, industry, academia and government.
Stand for change
Keep momentum going, so good ideas turn into action.
Empower, don’t control
Support diverse groups to lead in ways that work well together, in their own environments.
Adapt and inspire
Stay flexible, recruit new allies and discover how partners’ strengths can combine.