About · Guiding principles
When technology makes conversations analyzable for many people, three things have to stay with people: the encounter, the individual statement, and the decision.
We turned this into three questions. They guide how we record, analyze and use conversations, in citizen dialogues, in organizations, and when we accompany teams.
How do analog and digital formats go together?
The encounter happens in the room; technology stays in the background.
How do we summarize conversations without losing important statements?
Every finding leads back to the statements behind it. You don't have to take the AI's word for it; you can check.
What does the AI analyze, and what do people decide?
The AI sorts and suggests. What it means and what happens next is for the participants to decide.
Why we build these tools, and what is still open, is in our Theory of Change.