Most people want the same things for the place they live. Nobody is measuring it.

AI Auto Politicians measures it, publishes it, and records what the people who decide did about it. Stop the waste of governing against the majority, one place at a time.

AI Auto Politicians asks people one fair question about their own area, with the facts beside it. They say why they voted. The result is published, with the method. Then we record what their representative did next.

From Stuart Thompson. Engineer. Inventor. Founder of AI Auto Politicians. He pioneered one of the world’s first AI-driven markets by asking people the question they would say yes to. His record.

If you have never been asked

Most decisions about your area are made without asking you. Polls ask a thousand strangers a question they did not choose. Consultations arrive after the decision. This is the opposite: your place, your question, your reason, on the record.

If you were asked and nothing happened

You answered a survey, signed a petition, went to a meeting. Nothing changed and nobody told you why. Here the question, the answer and the response are on one page, in public, so silence is visible too.

How a working group runs

1
Convene

2
Evidence

3
Question

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Vote with a reason

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Sort

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Publish

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Deliver

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Record

Navy: people act.Green: software does office work, a person checks.Amber: the decision-maker’s response, recorded.

One question, one place. The evidence sits beside the question, with its sources. Every vote comes with a reason. Software sorts the reasons and shows where people who never spoke to each other reached the same conclusion. The result goes to the person who decides. Their response is recorded on the same page. The software does the office work. It never votes, never decides and never holds office.

What one looks like

Working group, example layout[Place]: [Question, in one sentence]

StateAwaiting response

Who answered[Number] people in [place], checked by [method], between [date] and [date].

What they said[Result in one line, with the three main reasons beneath it.]

The evidence shown[Each item with its source and date.]

Sent to[Named decision-maker], on [date], asked to respond by [date].

Their response[Recorded here in their own words, or: no response received by the date.]

Who is behind this

Stuart Thompson, engineer and inventor. He was told a camera nobody watches could not be built. He built it, patented it in Europe and America, and used it to pioneer one of the world’s first AI video analytics markets. [His law enforcement role and years, as documented.] He also runs Fairness First, a campaign to put fairness into the rule that governs every civil case in England and Wales. The pattern is the same each time: find the question people will say yes to, build to it, measure it, publish the measurement.

[One sentence from Stuart, in his words, on where the idea came from. Suggested: I kept seeing groups of people who had never met arrive at the same answer on their own. It looked like luck. It was the majority, unmeasured.]

Two things you can do

About two minutes

Propose a question for your area

Tell us the place and the question. If enough people there want it answered, a working group opens. About two minutes.

Propose a question

One email address

Follow the first working groups

One email address. We tell you when a group opens, when it reports, and what the decision-maker did. Nothing else.

Our targets

[Number] working groups reported in the first twelve months, each with a published result and a recorded response. Every figure on this site is measured before it is published; none is estimated.

AI Auto Politicians is a programme of Global SafetyWatch. It is not connected to any political party and does not support or oppose any party or candidate. It is not connected to any government body. Every published figure carries its source. Nothing on this site is legal advice. Translations are automatic and may be inaccurate; the English text is the one we stand behind.