Beth Simone Noveck

Professor & Author, Reboot Democracy in the Age of AI

Beth Simone Noveck is the author of Reboot: AI and the Race to Save Democracy (Yale University Press, 2026). A professor at Northeastern University with appointments in law, engineering, policy, communications and computer science, she directs The Burnes Center for Social Change and The Governance Lab. Her work focuses on “Democratic AI”or how to use AI to strengthen democratic institutions and improve government performance. She previously served in the White House, 10 Downing Street, and advised the German Chancellery, and founded the White House Open Government Initiative. She leads InnovateUS, which supports free public sector learning and its research initiative the Observatory of Public Sector AI, the largest collection of data on the public sector and its use of AI. She created AI for Impact, which designs and deploys open source AI tools to improve public outcomes. In 2026, Beth joined the Australian Resilient Democracy Network as a Global Fellow and the Harvard Kennedy School as a Policy Fellow. Read more about Beth here and by her here.

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Current Projects

Beth's work focuses on building practical models for governing and deploying democratic AI in the public interest.

Her current projects integrate public sector training, product development, civic education, and writing to strengthen democratic institutions in the AI era.

INNOVATEUS

InnovateUS provides no-cost, live and self-paced training in data, digital, innovation, and AI skills for public professionals. Working with government leaders, it designs and delivers skill-based learning that strengthens institutional capacity. In Spring 2026, Beth is moderating the InnovateUS workshop series on Practical Strategies for Buying and Building Public AI

Observatory of Public Sector AI

The Observatory draws on anonymized data from more than 150,000 public servants nationwide. By analyzing how public employees learn, use, and adapt AI at work, the Observatory aims to identify which investments in skills and training strengthen government capacity, improve services, and deliver better outcomes for residents.

AI for Impact

AI for Impact develops and deploys AI tools for government agencies and civic organizations. Each product addresses a specific operational challenge, from accessing institutional knowledge and improving benefits access to streamlining procurement and public communication. Built in partnership with public institutions, these tools model community-centered AI development. AI for Impact Fellows receive training in curricula Beth has developed, including Public Entrepreneurship and Solving Public Problems.

Civic AI: Powerful Tools for Community Action

This course teaches families and community members how to use generative AI to navigate civic needs—such as benefits, government forms, and rights—and to organize collectively to address community challenges. Participants gain practical AI literacy and the skills to evaluate, design, and advocate for tools that serve their communities.

Designing Democratic Engagement for the AI Era

Designed for public professionals globally, this course equips institutions with practical, design-focused methods for consultation, deliberation, and co-creation. The focus is on helping governments listen more effectively and incorporate public input in ways that improve legitimacy and decision-making.

Writing on Democratic AI

Through the Reboot blog, Beth examines how institutions can move beyond reactive regulation toward proactive design, governance, and deployment of AI in the public interest. Reboot features original essays from global thought leaders and news on democratic AI

The real math crisis isn’t the test scores. It’s the test

By Beth Simone Noveck and Ted Dintersmith

Reboot Weekly: Who Does the Reasoning Now?

By Beth Simone Noveck

Information Literacy Is No Longer Just an Individual Skill

By Beth Simone Noveck

Reboot Weekly Special Edition: AI and The Race to Save Democracy

By Beth Simone Noveck

Democracy has a listening problem. These AI tools could actually help

By Beth Simone Noveck

Research Radar: In Lobsters We Do Not Trust — The Wrong Path for AI and Democracy Part 2

By José Luis Marti and Beth Simone Noveck

The author of Reboot: AI and the Race to Save Democracy (Yale Press), Beth Simone Noveck is a professor at Northeastern University with appointments in law, engineering, policy, communications and computer science. She directs The Governance Lab and the Burnes Center for Social Change. Her work focuses on institutional innovation and the responsible design and use of collective intelligence and artificial intelligence to strengthen democratic institutions.

Noveck previously served as Deputy Chief Technology Officer in the White House under President Barack Obama, where she led the Open Government Initiative. In that role, she helped design policies and platforms—including data.gov and challenge.gov—that increased transparency, participation, and collaboration in government.

She has since served as a senior advisor on open government, digital transformation and AI to leaders in the United States and internationally, including work with the 10 Downing Street and German Chancellor Merkel’s Digital Council.

In New Jersey, she served as founding Chief Innovation Officer and later as the state’s first Chief AI Strategist, where she led efforts to apply emerging technologies to improve service delivery and public problem-solving.

Noveck founded InnovateUS, philanthropically-funded, evidence-based learning for public professionals by public professionals. InnovateUS delivers at-your-own-pace courses and live workshops for learners in 80 countries and across the United States. Beth is working with Harvard's Allen Lab and global experts in 24 countries to design a new course and coaching tool to teach the practice of effective and efficient democratic engagement.

InnovateUS also studies the impact of upskilling on public sector workers through its research initiative the Observatory of Public Sector AI. The Observatory is the largest collection of data about the public sector and its use of AI. Currently,

She also launched AI for Impact, where Fellows build open source AI products with government partners. AI for Impact builds open source products that strengthen democratic institutions while creating public interest technology jobs for the next generation of problem solver. Read more about how we build AI.

Earlier in her career, Noveck created one of the first platforms for online deliberation known as Unchat and Peer-to-Patent, which connected experts with policymakers to improve public decision-making.

She is the author of multiple books on governance and innovation, including Reboot: AI and the Race to Save Democracy (Yale University Press 2026) and Solving Public Problems (Yale 2021), which was named a Best Book of the Year by Stanford Social Innovation Review, Smart Citizens, Smarter State (Harvard University Press, 2016), Wiki Government (Brookings 2009) and The State of Play: Law, Games and Virtual Worlds (NYU 2006).

In 2026, Beth will be an Australian Resilient Democracy Network Global Fellow and a policy fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School's Allen Lab for Democracy Renovation. You can read more by Beth at rebootdemocracy.ai.

CURRENT ROLES

Professor, Northeastern University
Director, The Governance Lab
Director, Burnes Center for Social Change
Founder, AI for Impact
Lead, InnovateUS

PREVIOUS PUBLIC SERVICE

Deputy Chief Technology Officer, The White House
Senior Advisor, 10 Downing Street
Member, Digital Council, Chancellor Merkel
Chief Innovation Officer, State of New Jersey
Chief AI Strategist, State of New Jersey

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Coimbra Group Annual Conference and General Assembly
Granada, Spain, June 17, 2026
International Forum on Online Dispute Resolution
Harvard University, June 11, 2026
AI in Action 2026
Roux Institute, Portland, Maine, June 5, 2026
Edinburgh Futures Festival
Edinburgh Futures Festival, June 2, 2026
2026 International Digital Transformation Forum
Tijuana, Baja California, May 28-29, 2026
DC's Future of Work, AI Listening Session
Washington, DC, May 19, 2026
Elon University
Elon, North Carolina, April 15, 2026
New Jersey Council of Corporate Funders
Featured speaker on AI and philanthropy
NJ Corporate Philanthropy Network: From Promise to Practice — AI for Philanthropy
From Promise to Practice — AI for Philanthropy (online), April 2, 2026
The Public Impact Unviersity
Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain, March 17, 2026

Canada Deputy Ministers Retreat
Willson House, Quebec, Canada, March 5, 2026
European Cities Conference
Vienna, November 21st, 2025
Data Science Conference
Belgrade, November 19, 2025
The Human Edge: Our Future with Artificial Intelligences
Featured speaker at a gathering of global experts exploring the societal implications of AI, cohosted by RTI and Elon University. RTI International Headquarters, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, September 17, 2025
How AI Could Save Our Democratic Institutions
League of Women Voters, online, September 10, 2025
How AI Could Save Our Democratic Institutions
Featured speaker at the League of Women Voters monthly discussion series, September 10, 2025
Democracy Fund Network: Fostering Citizen Engagement and Trust, 21st-Century Style
A panel discussion about strengthening democracy, July 15, 2025
Living,Learning and Rebuilding Trust, European Public Communications Conference
Brussels, Belgium, July 3, 2025
EuroPComm 2025
Offered the keynote address, "Living,Learning and Rebuilding Trust" at the European Public Communications Conference, Brussels, Belgium, July 3, 2025
Shaping the Future of AI: A National Gathering for State AI Leaders
Princeton University, June 16-17, 2025
Shaping the Future of AI: A National Gathering for State AI Leaders
Organized the first ever gathering of State AI officials at Princeton University, June 16-17, 2025
Kean University Honors Convocation
May 2, 2025
Kean University 2025 Honors Convocation
Keynote speaker at Kean University 2025 Honors Convocation, May 2, 2025
2025 Attorney General Symposium
The Attorney General Symposium provides a forum for attorneys general to work on bipartisan initiatives and collaborate with and learn from local, state, and federal partners, Nashville, TN, April 7, 2025
Khoury College of Computer Sciences Policy Roundtable
A discussion on policy issues that impact Northeastern University and research commitments. Northeastern University, Boston, MA, March 18, 2025
Vanderbilt in the City: Conversations on America | America and the World
A panel discussion examining shifts in U.S. foreign policy and international alliances, exploring their implications for multilateralism, global security, and America’s role in tackling global challenges like climate change and emerging technologies. New York, NY, March 6, 2025.
Dialogue Vanderbilt: AI & The Future of Democracy
Exploring AI's role in legislative innovation and democracy as part of the Open Dialogue Visiting Fellows series. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, February 4, 2025.
World Bank Institutions Forum: Problem-driven applications of AI to the Public Sector
A presentation to over 700 World Bank professionals about AI and the public sector, January 14, 2025.
Smart City, Smarter Citizens with Mayor San-Cheng Chang
Moderating a discussion with Mayor San Cheng Chang as part of the Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI Lecture Series to discuss how AI is being used to explore Taoyuan’s current smart infrastructure initiatives and future plans to foster vibrant communities and strengthen democracy through technology, December 5, 2024.
Integrating Generative AI with a PIT Perspective in Higher Education
A conversation with institutional leaders with multiple perspectives about the adoption of generative AI and how a Public Interest Technology (PIT) lens can help shape solutions, December 3, 2024.
Summit on the Future of the Internet: Artificial Intelligence on a More Human Internet
Project Liberty's convening of the top leaders in technology, policy, finance, and civil society aimed at crafting the digital blueprint for the next four years and the action roadmap to get it done. Washington, D.C., November 22, 2024.
AI for AGOs: Using AI to Enhance Government Lawyering
A convening with the National Association of Attorneys General co-hosted by the Burnes Center for Social Change and InnovateUS to train representatives from Attorneys General Offices across the country on how to responsibly use AI in their work. Northeastern's Miami Campus, October 17-18, 2024.
Google Public Sector Summit
Highlighting the impact and work of InnovateUS, following the announcement of $7 million in Google Public Sector funding to further support public sector AI training. Washington, D.C., October 16, 2024
National Governors Association (NGA) Convening of State AI Leaders
A convening of the AI leaders from states across the country. Washington D.C., September 26, 2024.
New York State AI Interagency Working Group
Presenting to AI leaders in State of New York. New York, September 20, 2024.
AI for Public Impact: How Emerging Technologies Can Deepen Democracy and Improve Governance
As part of Northeastern University's AI in Action Week, a presentation designed for students interested in learning about the role of AI in strengthening democracy, enhancing governance, and improving how we solve public problems. Northeastern University, September 19, 2024.
New York Attorney General’s Office Wide AI training
Offering the keynote address at an office wide AI training for the New York Attorney General's Office. New York, September 16, 2024.
Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI with David Lesher
Moderates a Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI lecture with David Lesher of CalMatters, discussing how Digital Democracy is tracking every word spoken in public hearings, every dollar donated to politicians, every bill introduced, every vote cast and more. September 12, 2024
Building a More Public AI Ecosystem
An invitation-only gathering to strengthen and spark new collaborations across the public sector, academia, and civil society to build a public AI ecosystem that benefits the American public. August 14, 2024
AI for Organizing and Campaigns Hackathon
The Cooperative Impact Lab's AI for Organizing & Campaigns Hackathons bring together developers, designers, organizers, and campaigners to prototype new ideas using generative AI. New York City, August 8, 2024.
25th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, Internet of Beings: Transforming Public Governance
Professor and Burnes Center Director Beth Simone Noveck is a keynote speaker for the International Conference on Digital Government Research. June 12th, 2024
Ian P. Sharp Lecture featuring Beth Simone Noveck
The Ian P. Sharp Lecture brings renowned guests to the University of Toronto to explore the transformative effects of information practice. May 8th, 2024
AI, Society and Policy
Princeton University, April 11, 2024
New Jersey AI Summit
Join Beth Simone Noveck for a lecture on AI, Society and Policy at Alexander Hall Richardson Auditorium and Alexander Hall Tent, Princeton University. April 11, 2024
Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI: A Conversation with Audrey Tang
The AI in Action Week closing plenary session features Audrey Tang, Digital Minister for Taiwan, who will be interviewed by Professor and Burnes Center Director Beth Simone Noveck. April 5th, 2024
Mastering dX: Upskilling Your Workforce for the Age of AI
National Association of State Workforce Agencies, March 28, 2024
Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI: AI and the Future of Lawmaking
The Burnes Center for Social Change, March 21, 2024
Innovating American Politics: Reimagining Democracy in the Digital Age
Brooklyn Law School, March 4, 2024
Democracy Reimagined: AI as a Catalyst for Participatory Governance
Harvard Kennedy School Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, February 8, 2024
AI Cyber Lunch: "Beyond Deliberation: Deepening Participation with AI"
Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, February 28, 2024
AI and Democracy’s First Principles with Professor Danielle Allen and A.C. Grayling
The Burnes Center for Social Change, February 15, 2024
Full Committee Hearing: HARNESSING AI TO IMPROVE GOVERNMENT SERVICES AND CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
United States Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs, January 10, 2024
Humanics: Integration for Impact--Partnerships in Northeastern’s Classrooms
Northeastern University Office of the Provost, December 7, 2023
6th Annual Ideas We Should Steal Festival
The Philadelphia Citizen, November 17, 2023
Celebration of the 90th Birthday of GOVENOR MICHAEL DUKAKIS
Boston Global Forum, November 2, 2023
SRI Seminar Series: Beth Simone Noveck, “Unlocking collective intelligence: AI’s role in enhancing democracy”
University of Toronto Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society, November 1, 2023
2023 American Society for Public Administration National Capital Area Chapter Annual Meetingg
ASPA National Capital Area Chapter, May 18, 2023
The Public Innovation Visionaries Fireside Chat
Bloomberg Cities Network, April 27, 2023
Generative AI and Northeastern University: From the Classroom to the Economy
The Institute for Experiential AI at Northeastern University, April 25, 2023
2023 Attorney General Symposium & Presidential Summit
National Association of Attorneys General, Apr 17, 2023
Book talk: Solving Public Problems
CUNY Graduate Center, March 30, 2023
Masterclass Series – Solving Public Problems: Innovation for the Workforce Ecosystem
The Burnes Center for Social Change, Jan 24, 2023
Beth Noveck on "Solving Public Problems"
The John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress, June 2, 2022
SDG Solution Space 5th Anniversary | Fab Lab, Gov Lab, Our Lab, Your Lab
SDG Solution Space, May 31, 2022
BARI Conference 2022: Data, A Community Journey
The Boston Area Research Initiative (BARI), May 6, 2022
Solve for (Y)
TedxNortheasternU, April 30, 2022
Livable Proximity: A design-orienting scenario
Northeastern University CAMD Center for Design, April 29, 2022
BiiG Network Public Sector Innovation Conference - Transforming Public Service
BiiG Network, April 27-28, 2022
The State's Role in Managing Technology and Society
Roosevelt House, April 8, 2022
Redesigning Legal: Opening the Law for New Opportunities
IAALS, Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System, March 31, 2022
International Seminar: What we have learned from the pandemic so far?
Espacio Público, January 11, 2022
What Americans Still Want from Government Reform
The John Brademas Center of New York University, December 8, 2021
iFEST 2021 Panel: Innovation in Government Learning Systems
September 1, 2021
Palestra de Abertura com Beth Noveck: Inteligência Coletiva e Democracia para Governança Digital, III Simpósio Internacional Inovação Governança Digital
July 9, 2021
3rd International Symposium on Innovation and Digital Governance
June 21, 2021
Victorian Public Sector Commission Virtual Conversation Series: Systems and Stewardship
May 19, 2021
DigitALL Public conference
European Commission, April 20, 2021
Collective Intelligence and Public Problem Solving, Open Innovation Lecture Series
The Cabinet Office, Her Majesty's Government, United Kingdom, April 13, 2021
Un desarrollo socialmente responsable de los sistemas de IA
Fundación ”la Caixa”, April 7, 2021
The Future of Democracy: We the Possibility: Harnessing Public Entrepreneurship to Solve Our Most Urgent Problems
In many corners, we’ve come to accept the notion that government can’t do new things or solve tough challenges, that it’s too big and slow and bureaucratic. It doesn’t have to be that way, says former public official, now Harvard Business School professor, Mitchell Weiss. The truth is that entrepreneurial spirit and savvy in government can be harnessed to transform the response to big problems at all levels.
Redefining the Smart City
Hertie School Centre for Digital Governance, March 23, 2021
Designing and delivering: the keys to reimagining how the public service works
ANZSOG Future public sector leaders' series, March 2, 2021
The Future of Democracy: Local Voices Network
Deb Roy is Professor of Media Arts and Sciences at MIT where he directs the MIT Center for Constructive Communication and is Executive Director of the MIT Media Lab. He leads research in applied machine learning and human-machine interaction with applications in designing systems for learning and constructive dialogue, and for mapping and analyzing large scale media ecosystems.
Ensuring Healthy and Resilient Societies: Digital Transformation in the Government Sector
Bloomberg IBM Roundtable, Feb 25, 2021
Innovation Revolution: Building a 21st Century City
Hosted by The City Club of Cleveland, Feb 19, 2021
The Future of Democracy: Moving Congress into the 21st Century
Join the Future of Democracy Working Group for a conversation between Beth Simone Noveck and Kevin Kosar, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and editor of the new book, Congress Overwhelmed: The Decline in Congressional Capacity and Prospects for Reform.
The Future of Democracy: Building Civic Power
Join the Future of Democracy Working Group for a timely conversation with Maurice Mitchell, national director of the Working Families Party and a leader in the Movement for Black Lives, and Columbia Lecturer and New America Fellow Hollie Russon Gilman for this conversation about the future of democratic activism and engagement in a time of crisis.
U.S-Taiwan Workshop on Digital Democracy, Open Government, and Cyber Security
Hosted by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, December 2020
ABA Administrative Law Section
New Technology Responses to Mass, Bot and Fake Comments
Solving Public Problems
Digital Transformation Agency, Australia, November 12, 2020
The Future of Democracy: Looking Ahead: Enhanced Democracy by 2030 Through Digital Innovation
Join the Future of Democracy Working Group for a conversation with Lee Rainie, Director, Internet Technology and Research, Pew Research Center on October 29, 2020 at 5 pm.
The Future of Democracy: Mini-Publics: The Future of Democracy or Democracy Theater? Reviewing the Oregon Citizens’ Initiative Review
The Future of Democracy Working Group at the Institute for Public Knowledge and The GovLab at NYU Tandon invite you to a conversation between John Gastil and Jonathan E. Collins about the promise and perils of mini-publics.
Robert Bosch Academy Fellows in Conversation Day
Richard von Weizsäcker Forum, October 12, 2020
The Future of Democracy: The McKinseyfication of the State
The Future of Democracy Working Group at the Institute for Public Knowledge and The GovLab at NYU Tandon invite you to join a conversation with Ian MacDougall, investigative journalist and author of a series of revealing pieces in ProPublica on McKinsey’s public sector practice, like “How McKinsey Is Making $100 Million (and Counting) Advising on the Government’s Bumbling Coronavirus Response.”
AASHTO 2020 Joint Policy Conference
Hosted by AASHTO
Shaping a post-pandemic future: The role of data and technology in institutional reform
Progressives Zentrum, Tech4Society, September 22, 2020.
Future of Democracy: Protecting Democracy 2021
The Future of Democracy Working Group at the Institute for Public Knowledge and The GovLab at NYU Tandon invite you to a conversation between Ian Bassin and Beth Simone Noveck.
Public Problem Solving: Ensure Inclusive and Equitable Quality Education for All
How is COVID-19 reshaping the future of e-Learning and Online Innovation for Universities? Put on by the World Summit on the Information Society
Crowdlaw at Digital Dictatorship or Democracy Conference
Hosted by the University of Vienna
When the Future of Work Arrives Early. What Now?
JFF Horizons 2020 Conference
Transformations: How to Upgrade Institutions Beyond the Pandemic
Digital Government Initiative, New America
Future of Democracy: Why We Need Direct Digital Democracy Today
The Future of Democracy Working Group at the Institute for Public Knowledge and The GovLab at NYU Tandon invite you to a conversation between Dr. Roslyn Fuller and Prof. Beth Simone Noveck. In this participant-led talk, Dr. Fuller will bring to life her vision of a mass, direct, digital democracy and show how the principles of ancient Athenian direct democracy can be resurrected using digital technology.
Future of Democracy: The Continuity of Congress
This interactive discussion will explore how the United States Congress can use technology to innovate and continue legislative operations during a crisis. Leading reformers will address the constitutional, legal, technological and cultural opportunities and impediments facing the United States Congress during the pandemic and beyond.
Open Source Government: How AI, Crowdsourcing and Open Data Can Build a Smarter State in Asia and Beyond
Georgia Tech
Open Source Government: How AI, Crowdsourcing, and Open Data Can Build a Smarter State in Asia and Beyond
Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore. November 2019
The Tech Presidency: Governing in the Age of Big Data and Machine Learning
LinkedIn Speakers Series
Jonathan M. Metzl at Harvard Book Store
Harvard Book Store, February 12, 2024
III Jornadas de Innovación Pública Junta de Andalucía
Junta de Andalucía, Jan 27, 2022
Solving Public Problems - Winter Seminar
Stanford Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, Feb 17, 2022
Annual Innovation Conference
Canada Revenue Agency, Feb 16, 2022
Fourth Annual Thessaloniki Civil Society Forum
Dukakis Center, Feb 24-25, 2022
Techno-Democracy: how can democracies adopt AI and other emerging technologies at speed in order to strengthen both global competitiveness and core values?
Ditchley Foundation, Feb 24-25, 2022
International Women's Day Change Maker Panel
Northeastern University, March 8, 2022
Women Bringing Social Justice
Northeastern NUFL, March 14, 2022
Redesigning Legal: Opening the Law for New Opportunities
Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System, March 31, 2022
Technology and Society in the Next Generation: Growth, Security, and Well-Being
Hunter College, April 8, 2022
CILA 2021
Ciudadanía Inteligente, November 9, 2021
Work in Progress #4 An education for the very modern public servant
States of Change, October 22, 2021
Disruptive Ideas Seminar: Government Innovation & Public Engagement
Melbourne School of Government, November 30, 2021
Inauguración Ciudades Democráticas
CONSULCon 18, Madrid, Spain. November 2018
Smarter Citizens, Smarter State
Vancouver, BCTechSummit. January 2016
Smart Government
Central European E-Government Summit, Budapest. May 2016
Smart Government
Efficient State Congress, Behöden Spiegel (in German). May 2016
Solving Public Problems with Data
United Nations, Executive Boards of UNDPAINFPA/LINOPS. June 2016
Data, Ethics, and Precision Medicine
Imperial College. November 2016
UK Academy of Social Sciences Campaign for Social Science Annual Lecture
November 2016
Our World, Our Data
MIT Media Lab. April 2017
ConDatos
Costa Rica. August 2017
Open State
Australia. October 2017
Smart Cities Conference
Barcelona. November 2017
Future Summit
Santiago de Chile. January 2018
Designing a Research Agenda on Collective Intelligence and Governance
Society of Chilean Public Policy Researchers, Santiago. January 2018
Bigotry, Bias, or Balance? Reimagining Policy-Making for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Geneva Tsinghua Initiative for the Sustainable Development Goals, World Economic Forum, Davos. January 2018
Better Use of Data in a Fact-Hostile World
ANZSOG, Melbourne, Austalia (online). March 2018
CrowdLaw: Social and Behavioral Experiments and the Study of Citizen Engagement
Cornell Tech. March 2018
Technology and the Fight Against Corruption
Summit for the Americas, Lima, Peru. April 2018
Anticipatory Regulation of New Technology and Digital Democracy
Arizona State University. May 2018
Artificial Intelligence Meets Collective Intelligence
Tallinn E-Governance Conference, Tallinn, Estonia. May 2018
The Future of Work
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers Future of Work Forum, Melbourne. July 2018
Democracy on Trial - Is Democracy Dead?
Monash University. August 2018
Designing Collective Intelligence: Mobilising Humans and Machines to Address Social Needs
NESTA, London, UK. September 2018
CrowdLaw, Digital Dimensions, Democratic Constitutional Design
The Future of Public Engagement, University of Iceland. September 2018
Innovating Government
Metrolab. October 2018
Tecnología, Gobierno Inteligente y Justicia Abierta at Observatorio
Participation Ciudadana y Cultura de la Transparencia y la Legalidad, Mexico. october 2018
How Millennials Are Changing Politics
The 9th Annual Berkin-Friedman Forum, Baruch College, New York. October 2018
Ponencia - Prepararse para la Incertidumbre: Nuevas Tecnologías y el Futuro de la Democracia
Evento Retina: Tecnología y Sociedad, El Pais, Madrid, Spain. November 2018
Innovations in Government: The Case of New Jersey
NJ Technology Summit. May 2019
Innovations in Government: The Case of New Jersey
National Association of State CIOs. May 2019
Workspheres
Museum of Modern Art, R&D Salon 31. May 2019
CrowdLaw Conference
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. June 2019
Reboot Democracy: Innovations in Election Tech.
NYU Entrepreneurial Institute, New York. September 2019
Strengthening the Research-Policy Interface for the SDGs Panel
International Conference on Sustainable Development, Columbia University. September 2019
Institutionalizing Collective Intelligence
Barcelona CrowdLaw Conference, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain. October 2019
The City as a Collective Intelligence
How do we design for crowd and istitution collaboration? Hosted by NESTA. London, UK, October 2019
CrowdLaw: 2019 Legislative Data and Transparency Conference
United States House of Representatives, Washington DC. October 2019
Public Problem Solving and Innovation Skills
Institute of Public Administration of Canada Webinar. November 2019
Harnessing Digital Technologies in the Social Sector: Opportunities, Challenges, and Strategies
4th MSF-CSC Social Sector Conference, Singapore. November 2019

2025

2024

Apolitical Top 100 AI in Government
Innovate New Jersey: Innovate100
ROI-NJ’s 2024 ROI Influencers: Top 50 Women in Business list
New Jersey Top Women in Business 2024, ROI
Testified, Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs (2024)
Named nation’s first Chief AI Strategist, State of New Jersey (2024-)
Co-Chair, AI Task Force, State of New Jersey (2023-)

2023

Honorary Doctorate, University of Geneva
Appointed, Schmidt Futures Fellow

2022

Appointed, German federal government Expertenrat, Digitalakademie des Bundes

2021

Testified, U.S. House of Representatives, Select Committee on Modernization
Named one of the 100 Most Influential Academics in Government, Apolitical
Board Member, Citizen Lab

2020

Creator and Co-Chair, Policy Working Group on 21st Century Government. Biden for America
Appointed, NHS Digital Academy

2019

World's 100 Most Influential People in Digital Government, Apolitical
NESTA, Collective Intelligence Fellowship
ICMA Local Government Research Fellows

2018

Faculty, World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland
Member, Global Future Council on Agile Governance, World Economic Forum
Appointed, Chancellor Angela Merkel, Digitalrat
Appointed, Chief Innovation Officer, State of New Jersey
Appointed to the Library of Congress Scholars Council
Appointed to the NHS Digital Council Advisory Board
Sir Zelman Cowan Oration -- OII Internet and Society award in recognition of her outstanding leadership in exploring and implementing new applications of technology that improve people’s lives by changing the way institutions govern.
Co-Founder, Co-Editor-in-Chief, ACM Digital Government Journal: Research and Practice
Awarded, Fellowship. Wissenschaftszentrum zu Berlin
Named Fellow, Institute for Public Knowledge
Fellow, Institute for Public Knowledge, NYU
Robert Schumann Fellowship, European University Institute
Awarded, Richard von Weizsaecker, Fellowship, Robert Bosch Foundation
Steering Committee, GIGAPP (Grupo de Investigación en Gobierno, Administracion y Politicas Publicas)

2017

Member, Inter-American Development Bank President’s Commission on Transparency and Corruption
Conference Chair, ACM Conference on Collective Intelligence
Faculty, World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland
Steering Committee for the Collective Intelligence Conferences,
Board Member, Center for Open Science (2017-2019)
Member, Global Future Council on Technology and Ethics, World Economic Forum
International Advisory Board, EPSRC Centre for Mathematics of Precision Healthcare, Imperial
Digital Government Society Conference, Program Committee

2016

Delivered UK Annual Campaign for the Social Sciences Lecture
Data for Good Conference, Organizing Committee
Data Science for Policy Conference, Steering Committee

2015

Steward, International Open Data Charter

2014

Oxford Internet Institute Internet and Society Annual Award
Board Member, International Open Contracting Partnership (2014-2018)
Global Commission on Internet Governance (2014-2016)
Chair, MacArthur Research Network on Opening Governance (2014-2022)
Global Commission on Internet Governance (2014-202)
FedScoop's DC's Top 50 Women in Tech — In light of National Women’s History Month 2013, FedScoop highlighted the vibrant, talented and forward-thinking women who shape the conversation on technology in D.C.
Purpose Economy 100 — a list of the top 100 pioneers shifting the economy to better serve people and the planet. Selected based on their innovative models, philosophies and inventions, these 100 catalysts span a wide array of industries and geographies, all united by a common purpose.
GDI (Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute, Zurich) Top 100 Global Thought Leaders -- working together with Peter Gloor, GDI presents the second "Global Thought Leader Map," and the resulting "influence rank," which may prove to be an effective tool for measuring the influence of the world's most important thinkers.
Law Street Top #300 Voices in Law and Policy

2013

National Democratic Institute Civic Innovator of the Year — a group of civic innovators from around the globe were honored by the nonpartisan National Democratic Institute (NDI) for their efforts to use technology to hold governments accountable, give citizens a voice and improve democratic governance in our digital age.

2012

The FP Top 100 Global Thinkers — Foreign Policy presents a unique portrait of 2012's global marketplace of ideas and the thinkers who make them

2011

Public Knowledge Award -The awards help champion the advocates working diligently on behalf of the public interest to help everyone connect and communicate.

2010

Fast Company, The Most Creative People in Business 2010 — these inspiring leaders are shaping the future of business in creative ways
World Congress on IT Public Sector Award
“Edgerati,”Deloitte Center for the Edge
“Top Five Women in IT,” Chip Chick
“One of the Top 5 Game Changers,” Politico
Gov Tech, “2010 Top 25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers” — This year, Government Technology honored an eclectic group of individuals from government, academia and the private sector who share a willingness to challenge convention and find new answers to long-standing issues
Nextgov/FCW, “Federal 100” — Noveck set the tone for the Obama administration's open-government policy by leading the initiative to collect information and opinions before drafting the Open Government Directive.

Politicians Are Trying to Change What Chatbots Say About Them The New York Times, July 19, 2026
Essential AI Skills for Government Literacy Programs, GovTech, July 20, 2026
Responsible Tech Summer Reading List 2026, All Tech Is Human, July 2026
The Past, Present, and Future of Democracy—A Summer Reading List from the Allen Lab, The Harvard Ash Center, July 9, 2026
The Case For Rebooting Democracy With AI, techspective, July 9, 2026
Aye, Robot, The Listener, New Zealand, July 1, 2026
Morning Show Interview with Marcia Macomber, KSVY 91.3 (Sonoma Valley), June 29, 2026
Reboot: A Conversation with Beth Noveck, Yale University Press, June 29, 2026
The Human Side of AI: Why Technology Should Empower, Not Replace Us w/ Beth Simone Noveck, Be S.H.E. Podcast, June 29, 2026
I've Never Cared About Local Politics. Could AI Change That?, The Renovator, June 27, 2026
AI is already reshaping US politics at every level, Bloomberg, June 26, 2026
AI May Be the Tool That Brings Government Back to Life?, The Talk Cocktail Podcast, June 25, 2026
Professor Beth Simone Noveck’s New Book Asks: Can AI Save Democracy?, Northeastern University School of Law, June 22, 2026
Could AI Destroy Our Democracy—or Fix It?, The Way Forward: Regenerative Conversations, June 22, 2026
Can AI save democracy?, GovTech, June 22, 2026
The Rick Flynn Show, June 16, 2026
How technology can help save democracy, The TechTank Podcast (Brookings Institute), June 15, 2026
Former New Jersey official argues AI could strengthen, not weaken, democratic institutions, Route Fifty, June 15, 2026
Beth Simone Noveck will be the opening speaker at the Coimbra Group's Annual Conference, The University of Granada, June 15, 2026
Pretending AI is not in schools could pose the biggest risk, The Herald (Scotland), June 13, 2026
A.I. takes center stage in MI politics as campaign season continues, ABC 13 (Michigan), June 10, 2026
The Tavis Smiley Show, June 9, 2026
The Scott Sloan Show, June 9, 2026
Cool Science, NPR, June 2, 2026
Scotland uniquely able to redefine the purpose of universities, Obama advisor claims, The Scotsman, June 2, 2026
Obama advisor to speak on AI and democracy, University of Edinburgh News, May 14, 2026
Former Obama advisor to speak at Edinburgh University, Midlothian View, May 14, 2026
AI in Government Part 1: Beth Noveck, InnovateUS Founder, on implementing AI training in government, Power in Politics, April 16, 2026
How New York plans to implement Artificial Intelligence training for State workers, CBS6, April 16, 2026
Students weigh optimism, concern as AI expert discusses democracy at Elon, Elon News Network, April 15, 2026
What good AI in government actually looks like, Fast Company, April 14, 2026
New York scales up AI tool, training resources to entire state government , April 06, 2026
After Pilot, NYS Expands Staff AI Training to Over 100,000, , April 06, 2026
New York expands responsible AI training statewide, April 06, 2026
UPF presents the strategy for the next twelve years: “In turbulent times, the university helps society rethink itself,” Pompeu Fabra University (UPF Focus), March 18, 2026
Heldrich Center Work Trends R U Podcast, December 2025
Disinformation already existed; AI just makes it cheaper, La Vanguardia, October 20, 2025
Doing AI Right in New Jersey Government , New Jersey Law Journal, August 15, 2025
N.J. named national leader in AI Innovation, Business in New Jersey (BINJ), July 15, 2025
San Francisco Gives Thousands of City Staffers AI Access, GovTech, July 15, 2025
S.F. government is embracing an OpenAI-powered chatbot to help with city services, San Francisco Chronicle, July 14, 2025
Mayor Lurie Brings AI Technology to San Francisco Government, Cementing City as Global AI Leader, The San Francisco Mayor's Office, July 14, 2025
DOGE results murky amid Elon Musk's exit, UPI, June 10, 2025
EPA’s new AI tool disagrees with Zeldin on climate change, E&E, Politico, June 5, 2025
A Rotary scholar uses technology as a force for good, Rotary Magazine, May 2025
A small US city is experimenting with AI to find out what residents want, MIT Technology Review, April 15, 2025
Khoury policy roundtable: strategizing to maximize research impact, Khoury College of Computer Sciences, March 27, 2025
AI Poised to Reshape State Transportation Departments and Staff, Government Technology, March 14, 2025
ChatGPT Gov offers another option to boost employee productivity, Route Fifty, February 18, 2025
Guidance on Algorithmic Discrimination and the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination, Office of the Attorney General of New Jersey, January 2025
N.J. AI Task Force Report Addresses Workforce, Innovation, Government Technology, December 3, 2024
Impact Projects at Northeastern University, Getting Smart, November 19, 2024
Google pledges $15M for US public sector AI training, Mobile World Live, October 16, 2024

Maryland to Offer Free AI Training to State Employees, Government Technology, September 25, 2024
US-based Promise is changing the debt collection business with compassion, Forbes India, September 18, 2024
53% of Consumers Say They’re Wary of GenAI, PYMNTS, September 3, 2024
First Course Served, N.J. Partners to Broaden AI Training, Julia Edinger, July 24, 2024
Murphy Administration Seeks NJ Worker Input on Generative AI, Office of the Governor, July 24, 2024
N.J. Unveils AI Training, Tool for State Government Workers, Government Technology, July 5, 2024
Governor Murphy Unveils AI Tool For State Employees and Training Course For Responsible Use, Office of the Governor, July 3, 2024
Northeastern University Student Projects Improve Government With AI, Government Technology, July 1, 2024
Humans of Public Services Profile, Humans of Public Service, June 28, 2024
Governor Healey Meets with Northeastern Students Working with Administration on AI Project Under InnovateMA Partnership, Mass.gov, June 27, 2024
Better government tech starts with people. New Jersey shows how, June 13, 2023
America's Biggest Tax Scam May Finally End, Lever Time with David Sirota, June 7, 2024
New Jersey Co-Creates AI Strategy With Public-Sector Staff, Government Technology, June 4, 2024
Lose your job? It’s now easier to apply for N.J. unemployment, officials say, NJ.com, May 21, 2024
What’s Next for AI in States? An AI Sandbox, Government Technology, May 3, 2024
Booker, Rounds, Heinrich Announce Bipartisan AI Grand Challenges Act, Cory Booker, April 30, 2024
Beth Simone Noveck on the Untold Story of AI in Government, The Institute for Experiential AI at Northeastern University, April 26, 2024
NJ AI summit spotlights an ‘extraordinary alternative’ to steer in AI know-how and its accountable growth, Tech Gate, April 15, 2024
NJ AI summit spotlights an ‘extraordinary opportunity’ to lead in AI technology and its responsible development, Princeton University, April 15, 2024
How can we use AI to build more democratic societies? The key lies in transparency, Taiwan’s digital affairs minister says, Northeastern Global News, April 5, 2024
New White House Guidance on AI: Strong on Skills, Short on Public Engagement, Reboot Democracy, March 31, 2024
This Week in AI: Optimism, EU Regulations and Lightweight Bots, PYMNTS, March 15, 2024
Not Everyone Thinks AI Is Going To Destroy Us, PYMNTS, March 14, 2024
Target Earnings, AI in Focus | Bloomberg Intelligence, Bloomberg Podcasts, March 9, 2024
Meet the newest member of your team: the chief AI officer, Route Fifty, March 2024
Bloomberg Intelligence: Apple Hit with EU Fine, Bloomberg Intelligence, March 2024
Eisgruber, municipal officials discuss University support of shared community interests, Princeton University
Where to Start with AI? Cities and States Offer Use Cases, Government Technology, March 2024
How Should Government Guide the Use of Generative AI?, Government Technology, March 2024
Government Regulations Needed for Artificial Intelligence, PBS Think Tank with Steve Adubato Feb 24, 2024
Companies are adding AI chatbots to their websites. It's producing some unintended consequences. Feb 23, 2024, American City Business Journals
Governor Healey Signs Executive Order Establishing Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategic Task Force, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Feb 14, 2024
Gov. Healey launches AI task force to boost competitiveness in tech, Boston Globe, Feb 14, 2024
What We've Become - Living and Dying in a Country of Arms, C-Span, February 12, 2024
The E.U. Is Pushing Tech Titans to Help Preserve Fair and Free Elections. Can the U.S. Do the Same? Inc., Feb 8, 2024
How AI can help reshape Congress, Fast Company, Feb 3, 2024
New Jersey Appoints New Chief Innovation Officer, Government Technology, Feb 1, 2024
New Jersey’s next chief innovation officer announced, NJBIZ, Feb 1, 2024
Governor Murphy Announces Dave Cole as New Jersey State Chief Innovation Officer, NJ.gov, January 31, 2024
Murphy appoints Rutgers alum as NJ's chief innovation officer, The Daily Targum, January 31, 2024
New Jersey names former White House adviser as innovation chief, appoints first chief AI strategist, StateScoop, January 31, 2024
New Jersey Appoints Beth Noveck as First Chief AI Strategist, Government Technology, January 25, 2024
Experts tell Congress how AI can help agencies improve service delivery, Federal News Network, January 11, 2024
In Speech, New Jersey Governor Backs Phonics and Medical Debt Relief, The New York Times, January 10, 2024
Scripps News Tonight - Beth Noveck - AI Segment on Scripps News, Scripps News, January 10, 2024
Improving government capacity is key for AI deployment, experts tell Congress, Nextgov, January 10, 2024
Workforce key to Harnessing AI for CX, Witnesses Tell HSGAC, MeriTalk, January 10, 2024
'AI Moonshoot' Among Murphy's Ideas To Make Life More Affordable For NJ Residents, Daily Voice, January 9, 2024
Murphy lays out vision to make NJ more affordable, innovation leader, NJBIZ, January 9, 2024
All-in on AI: Calling it a ‘moonshot’ project, Murphy details plan to pursue AI R&D, ROINJ, January 9, 2024
Gov. Phil Murphy's State of the State vision: NJ as 'best place' for families, Northjersey.com, January 9, 2024
NJEDA reveals efforts to support growth of AI in NJ, NJBIZ, January 9, 2024
Murphy rings in 2024 with focus on medical debt, AI, New Jersey Globe, January 9, 2024
N.J. Gov. Murphy focuses on affordability and AI in his State of the State address, WHYY, January 9, 2024
'The Hype Is Real': AI Poised to Disrupt the Gov Tech Market, Government Technology, January 2024
Governor Murphy and Princeton announce plans to establish an artificial intelligence hub in New Jersey, Princeton University News, December 20, 2023
New Jersey, Princeton University team up on AI hub, StateScoop, December 19, 2023
New Jersey, Princeton University Partner to Establish AI Hub, Government Technology, December 19, 2023
NJ to Establish Revolutionary AI Hub at Princeton University, New Jersey Business Magazine, December 18, 2023
A ‘revolutionary’ AI center is coming to a New Jersey university, NJ.com, December 18, 2023
AI growth brings safety and ethical concerns, NJ Biz Beat, December 2, 2023
Generative AI and Policymaking for the New Frontier, Government Technology, December 1, 2023
A Year Ago, OpenAI’s ChatGPT Sparked a Revolution: Here’s What Happened, The Messenger, November 30, 2023
BETH NOVECK: WE NEED INVESTMENT IN POLICY RESEARCH DOLLARS AND ATTENTION TO USING AI TO STRENGTHEN OUR DEMOCRACY, Boston Global Forum, November 26, 2023
Need to Hire an AI Consultant? Here’s How to Vet for the Right One, Success, November 22, 2023
Business leaders, policymakers wrestle with rapid rise of AI, NJ Biz, November 20, 2023
icymi: Office of the Secretary of Higher Education Launches BasicNeeds.NJ.gov Resource Hub at Convening of Campus Practitioners, State of NJ, November 17, 2023
Governor Murphy Announces New Policy to Promote State Employees’ Responsible Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence, State of NJ, November 17, 2023
Public Interest Technologists React to Executive Order on AI, New America, November 16, 2023
Ideas We Should Steal Festival 2023: The Ultimate Citizen Reading List, The Philadelphia Citizen, November 13, 2023
What You Need to Know About the Biden-Harris Executive Order on AI, BuiltIn, November 13, 2023
Can Artificial Intelligence Kill the iPhone? The Messenger, November 8, 2023
AI Experts Weigh in on Biden’s Executive Order, Voice of America, November 6, 2023
OpenAI's Sam Altman breaks silence on AI executive order, Mashable, November 2, 2023
Biden's AI order is massive, but far from enough to address the technology's risks, Yahoo! Finance, November 1, 2023
Biden’s new executive order marks another inflection point for AI and data privacy, Digiday, October 31, 2023
innovateus: $2 Million In Funding Secured From Google.orghttps://pulse2.com/innovateus-2-million-in-funding-secured-from-google-org/, Pulse 2.0, October 24, 2023
Grant Will Help Public Sector Employees Learn New Tech Skills, Fed Manager, October 24, 2023
AI-ready New York City focuses on workforce, procurement, Route Fifty, October 24, 2023
InnovateUS Receives $2M in Funding and Pro Bono Support From Google.org to Provide Training on Digital Technologies to U.S. Public Sector Employees, PR Newswire, October 17, 2023
Here’s how Boston.com readers feel about AI in the workplace, Boston.com, August 8, 2023
What will the federal government do with generative AI? Nextgov/FCW, July 18, 2023
Can Generative AI Be Used to Apply for a Job? Tech Republic, July 14, 2023
ChatGPT was born in San Francisco. Why isn’t the city fully embracing AI yet? San Francisco Chronicle, July 14, 2023
Should I Use Generative AI for Hiring?, Tech Republic, July 10, 2023
Three years after the pandemic recession, signing up for unemployment still isn’t easy, Marketplace, June 26, 2023
As AI Spreads, Experts Predict the Best and Worst Changes in Digital Life by 2035, Pew Research, June 21, 2023
Boston creates staff guidelines on the use of generative AI, Cities Today, May 22, 2023
Boston isn't afraid of AI, Wired, May 19, 2023
New AI Video Tutorial Focuses on Public-Sector Needs, Government Technology, May 10, 2023
Can A.I. and Democracy Fix Each Other? New York Times, April 2023
Australia's justice systems are prioritising cost efficiency and productivity. Some experts have concerns, ABC.net, April 2023
New Jersey Launches Information Hub for Trans Individuals, Government Technology, April 2023
New N.J. website aims to help transgender and non-binary residents, NJ.com, April 2023
Murphy announces website to connect transgender, non-binary people with resources, The Daily Targun, April 2023
Governor Murphy Launches New Transgender Information Hub, TAPintoMorristown, April 2023
NJ uses COVID money for new transgender website, New Jersey 101.5, April 2023
Murphy launches ‘Transgender Information Hub’ New Jersey Globe, March 2023
NJ launches online info hub for transgender residents: Here is what it includes, NorthJersey.com, March 2023
Governor Murphy Launches New Transgender Information Hub, Newsbreak, March 2023
New N.J. Website Aims To Help Transgender And Non-Binary Residents, Knewz.com, March 2023
Book Talk: Solving Public Problems with Beth Noveck, EU Studies Center and Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at The Graduate Center, March 2023
ChatGPT: Risks and Opportunity for Public Comments in Rulemaking, American Bar Association, Administrative Law Section, March 2023
Managerialism and our obsession with hierarchy, ABC Radio National, February 2023
State of innovation: NJ Business Beat with Rhonda Schaffler, NJPBS, February 2023
OSINT is supported by the collective intelligence of the Internet. Expecting possibilities while being aware of its limitations, The Asahi Shimbun Globe, November 2022
Book Review: Solving Public Problems – A Practical Guide to Fix Our Government and Change Our World, Association for Computing Machinery, August 4, 2022
7 Skills to Save the World | Beth Noveck, TEDxNortheasternU, July 25, 2022
Federal Digital Academy: CIO Bund sets up expert council, Federal Ministry of the Interior and Homeland, July 5, 2022
Today's Problems, Tomorrow's Toolkit: The Public Sector and the Future of Work, FWD50, May 10, 2022
The Only Good Thing Left About Facebook, The Atlantic, April 28, 2022
Public availability of electoral roll data raises privacy concerns, The Kathmandu Post, April 28, 2022
ROI Influencers: Technology 2022 — Beth Noveck, ROI-NJ, April 22, 2022
Northeastern launching $20M social change research center, Boston Business Journal, April 15, 2022
A center for social change at Northeastern that won’t be afraid to take chances, The Boston Globe, April 14, 2022
Northeastern Launches the Burnes Center for Social Change, News@Northeastern, April 14, 2022
Book Review: Solving Public Problems by Beth Simone Noveck, Apolitical, April 11, 2022
Stories from the Frontier, Aspen Institute, April 5, 2022
Podcast Episode: Your Tax Dollars At Work, Electronic Frontier Foundation, April 5, 2022
Solving Public Problems: An Interview with Dr. Beth Simone Noveck, Chicago Policy Review, March 23, 2022.
Hey, It's a Start!, Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, February 2, 2022.
Uno tiene que tener una visión de por qué usar la tecnología en primer lugar, El Mercurio, January 10, 2022.
Transmite CNN Chile: Espacio Público invita a seminario internacional sobre aprendizajes y desafíos de la crisis sanitaria, CNN Chile, January 6, 2022.
SSIR’s 2021 Social Innovation Reading List, Stanford Social Innovation Review, December 20, 2021.
100 Most Influential Academics in Government, Apolitical, December 17, 2021.
Top Reads of 2021, eRepublic, December 17, 2021.
Gov Actually Episode 51: Talking Government Innovation with Beth Simone Noveck, FedScoop, September 22, 2021
Vikas Shah, A Conversation with Beth Simone Noveck on Solving Publis Problems: How to Fix our Government and Change the World, Thought Economics, September 4, 2021.
Carol Castiel, A Conversation with Beth Simone Noveck on Solving Public Problems, Press Conference USA (podcaast), Voice of America, September 3, 2021.
Lluís Amiguet, Conectarse en red empodera sobre todo a las mujeres, La Vanguardia, August 23, 2021.
Danile Lyons, The Hidden Cost of E-Rulemaking, American Enterprise Institute, July 28, 2021.
Carol Massar, NJ Chief Innovation Officer on Problem Solving (Podcast), Bloomberg Businessweek, July 1, 2021.
Faculty Summer Reading Recommendations, June 30, 2021 (recommending Noveck's Solving Public Problems).
Kiara Royer, How the next generation is reshaping political discourse, MIT Media Review, June 30, 2021.
Katie Malone, What draws private sector tech execs to government?, CIO DIVE, June 30, 2021.
Wagner James Au, Why Understanding Virtual World Economies Is Important For Crafting Real World Policies Today, New World Notes, June 21, 2021.
Ming Ivory, Solving Public Problems. Science Magazine, June 1, 2021.
Governor Murphy Announces the “Your Voice, Your Shot” Video Contest. Insider NJ, April 28, 2021.
Gopal Ratnam, Congress’ embrace of technology is slow, hampered by tradition. Roll Call, April 27, 2021.
Gopal Ratnam, La tecnología amplía la participación ciudadana en la redacción de leyes dentro y fuera de EEUU. The Chicago Tribune, April 22, 2021. Reposted in Seattle Times and Mundo Latino.
Gopal Ratnam, Will Congress continue using tech tools forced by COVID-19? CQ/Rollcall, March 11, 2021.
Congress was dragooned into the 21st century by the coronavirus, but lawmakers are still reluctant to embrace technology
10 Women Innovating Local Government (article), Bloomberg Cities Network, March 9, 2021.
Collection of articles here on The GovLab's Report on the Power of Virtual Communities, Feb-March 2021.
Andrew Feinberg, "Government experts fear Trump left behind a roadmap for how to abuse the presidency," The Independent, February 9, 2021.
Allie Volpe, "How to Have a Career in Policy—Without Being a Politician," VICE, January 21, 2021.
Bloomberg Cities, "6 lessons cities can learn from New Jersey’s cutting-edge innovation team," Bloomberg Cities, December 2, 2020.
Gary Flood, "Should the power of the crowd be used to solve our social problems?," Diginomica, November 20, 2020.
Daniel Strauss, "Will Trump’s refusal to concede help his base turn out in Georgia’s runoffs?," The Guardian, November 17, 2020.
"It’s time to talk about voting technology. No, not that kind of voting," Marketplace Tech, November 16, 2020.
Rani Molla, "What Trump can do during his lame-duck session
With pardons, executive orders, hirings, and firings, Trump’s final months in office could look a lot like his presidency," VOX, November 9, 2020.
Nick Howe, "‘Stick to the science’: when science gets political," Nature Podcast, November 3, 2020.
Stacy M. Brown, Trump’s Latest Executive Orders Seen as Attempts to Sabotage a Biden Administration and Eliminate Diversity and Inclusion Programs (LA Sentinel, Oct 29, 2020); Kelsey Brugger, Opponents fight Trump order with legislation, litigation (E&E Daily, Oct 28, 2020); Robin Bravender, Mass firings, frozen funding, and midnight rules: Inside the Democrats' operation to fight back against Trump going scorched-earth in a Biden transition (Business Insider, Oct 27, 2020); Andrew Feinberg, Trump Just Quietly Passed an Executive Order that Could Destroy a Future Biden Administration (The Independent, Oct 23, 2020).
Lauren Burke, Q&A on Tech and Democracy with Beth Simone Noveck (The German Marshall Fund of the United States blog post, Oct 27, 2020).
Bess Levin, Trump Just Signed an Executive Order Letting him Purge Thousands of Federal Workers for Disloyalty (Vanity Fair, Oct 26, 2020).
Trump Gives Agencies More Power to Hire, Fire Fed. Workers (Law 360, Oct 22, 2020).
Collean O'Dea, Workers fear losing full-time jobs, no training, corporate surveillance, (NJ Spotlight, Sep 25, 2020).
Lindsay Milliken, Michael Fisher, Ali Nouri, A Grassroots Effort to Fight Misinformation during the Pandemic, (Scientific American, Sep 18, 2020).
Google and Apple’s rules for virus tracking apps sow division among states (Politico, June 2020)
How Congress can improve productivity by looking to the rest of the world (The Hill, May 2020)
How to run the world remotely (Vox, May 2020)
Chief Innovation Officer discusses COVID 'peak' in NJ, PBS NJTV News, April 20, 2020
N.J. hospitals were expected to hit peak capacity last weekend. It didn’t happen. Here’s why. (New Jersey Local News, April 2020)
Atomic Artifacts, RadioLab, April 2020
Coronavirus preparedness: Insurers and Medicaid need to relax prescription refills (The Hill, March 2020)
How a Government Innovation Office Aims to Modernize Its Services (Brink, February 2020)
Never listen to advice but do get lots of information (The Commons, January 2020)
People learn in different ways. The way we teach should reflect that (Apolitical, January 2020)
A Form that functions (The Aspen Institute, December 2019)
Digital Economy: Digital democracy (The Economist Podcast)
Internet está creando desigualdad, pero hay formas de arreglarlo (RETINA, April 1 2019)
Das tägliche Entscheider-Briefing zu Digitalisierung & KI, 28.03.2019 (Der Tagesspiegel, 2019)
Salon 31: Workspheres (MoMa R&D, May 2019)
- Professor Beth Simone Noveck’s talk at the MoMA R&D Salon which discussed the changing landscape of workspheres in the current political and social climate.
Beth Noveck, Asesora de Obama, Nos Explica Cómo la Tecnología Puede Hacer Más Transparentes Nuestras Democracias (El País, December 16, 2015)
- An article in El País describing Professor Beth Simone Noveck’s tenure in the White House as Deputy Chief Technology Officer.
Beth Noveck: On the C-SPAN Networks (C-SPAN, 2009)
- Professor Beth Simone Noveck discusses topics like transparency, open government, and civic engagement across three appearances in the C-SPAN video library.
How Germany is preparing to digitize government and labor (Deutsche Welle, May 2019)
Igualdad: Internet Está Creando Desigualdad, Pero Hay Formas de Arreglarlo (Montse Hidalgo Perez & Guillermo Vega, Retina, April 1, 2019)
The Future of City Innovation (Beth Noveck, Bloomberg Cities, March 19, 2019)
New Ways of Working for Government (Bloomberg, 2018)
El Ejemplo de Madrid y por qué la Participación Ciudadana Aún no Funciona (Jordi Pérez Colomé, El País, December 10, 2018)
Top 10 Books About Building Cities (Jonathan Carr, The Guardian, March 13, 2019)
New Jersey Chief Innovation Officer Beth Noveck: Using Technology to Shape Policy (Casey Leins, US News, September 21, 2019)
Beth Simone Noveck; Kris Kolluri; Carlos Rodriguez, PBS State of Affairs with Steve Adubato, August 1, 2019
Who knows best? Cities consult citizens for fresh ideas (Sophie Davies, Thomson Reuters Foundation News, February 12, 2019)
Beth Noveck on How Open Data and Direct Democracy Could Restore Our Faith in Politics (Australian Broadcasting Corp, September 12, 2018)
Elections Won’t Save Our Democracy. But ‘CrowdLaw’ Could. (Beth Noveck, The Washington Post, October 2, 2018)
NJ’s First CIO Explains How Technology Can Improve Government Services (Briana Vannozzi, NJTV News, October 1, 2018)
Innovation Lead Will Help New Jersey Modernize Process, Support the Tech Economy (Theo Douglas, GovTech, August 27, 2018)
Artificial Intelligence and the End of Government (Daniel Araya, Forbes, January 4, 2019)
Digital Crusaders: Technology Offers Weapons for the Battle Against Corruption (Chris Wellisz, IPS News, December 18, 2018)
Renovating Democracy from the Bottom Up (Nathan Gardels, The Washington Post, October 5, 2018)
NJ’s first CIO explains how technology can improve government services (NJTV News, October 1, 2018)
New Jersey Chief Innovation Officer Beth Noveck: Using Technology to Shape Policy (US News, September 21, 2018)
Meet New Jersey's first chief innovation officer, PBS NJTV News, August 29, 2018
The Simple but Ingenious System Taiwan Uses to Crowdsource Its Laws (Chris Horton, MIT Technology Review, August 21, 2018)
Australia’s Top 4 on the Global Stage of Digital Government Influencers (Harley Dennett, The Mandarin, August 9, 2018)
The Impact of Technology on Democracy (The Wall Street Journal, November 11, 2018)
[German] Die Digitalrätin aus New York (Die Zeit, August 29 2018)
Citizen participation in law-making and public policy: An Interview with Beth Simone Noveck (Australian Broadcasting Corporation, August 28 2018)
The ex-White House digital champion bringing innovation to New Jersey(Apolitical, August 23 2018)
New Jersey hires GovLab founder as its first Chief Innovation Officer(Govtech, August 13 2018)
Best and worst of times: how disruption will reshape work (Sydney Morning Herald, August 11 2018)
If a robot's eating your job, it's probably eating your life expectancy too (Sydney Morning Herald, July 2018)
Managing Through Uncertainty: Why Public Servants Should Embrace Data Science. (Public Sector Digest, June 2018)
Interview with Beth Noveck in ERR Novataar (Eesti Rahvusringhääling, May 2018)
More Than a Coin: The Rise of Civic Cryptocurrency (Forbes, March 2018)
City Challenges: Collaborative Governing for Public Problem Solving (Forbes, January 2018)
La Madre Del Gobierno Abierto (La Vanguardia, 2017)
Experta expondrá este jueves sobre uso de nuevas tecnologías en el gobierno (La Tercera, 2017)
The Policy Labs We Urgently Need (Governing, December 13 2017)
Five hacks for digital democracy (Nature, April 2017)
Another NHS crisis looms - an inability to analyze data (The Guardian, February 2017)
The Power of Networking in Reforming Criminal Justice (Governing, February 2017)
Could crowdsourcing expertise be the future of government? (The Guardian, November 2016)
Can Smarter Crowdsourcing Stop Zika? (CityLab Miami 2016, Video): Beth Simone Noveck in conversation with Rudi Borrman.
In the Fight Against Hunger, Technology Brings Power to the People (USA Today, September 2016)
The International Congress on Government Administration and Public Policy (#GIGAPP2016, Video): An Interview with Beth Simone Noveck.
The Tech Presidency - Governing in the Age of Big Data and Machine Learning (LinkedIn Speaker Series, 2016, Video): Beth Noveck’s talk at the LinkedIn Speaker Series
The Obama administration wanted to open up government to citizen input. Why hasn’t it worked? (The Washington Post, 2016): An interview with Beth Simone Noveck
Smart Citizens, Smarter State: The Technologies of Expertise (#BCTECHSummit, 2016, Video): Beth Noveck’s talk at the #BCTECHSummit
The big data opportunity (#BCTECHSummit, 2016, Video): Panel discussion moderated by Beth Noveck at the #BCTECHSummit
The Tinder Approach to Fixing Our Government (The Brian Lehrer Show, 2016, Audio): Beth Noveck on the Brian Lehrer show on WNYC 93.9 FM
The Innovation the Grantmaking Process Needs (Governing, January 2016)
Swipe right to fix the world: can Tinder-like tech match solutions to problems? (The Guardian, December 2015)
What Citizens Can Teach Civil Servants About Open Government (Governing, December 2015)
How Technology can make our democracy more transparent (El Pais, 2015, Video): An interview with El Pais
Participatory Democracy's Emerging Tools (Governing, March 2015)
Demand a more open source government (TED, 2012, Video): Beth Noveck at TED2012
Can the Open Data Revolution Change Our Democracy (TED Radio hour, 2012, Audio): NPR TED Radio Hour
What government can learn from tech (TechRepublic, 2015): A conversation with Beth Noveck
Bringing Democracy into the 21st century (Scenario Magazine, 2016): J.P O’Malley in the Scenario Magazine
The International Congress on Government Administration and Public Policy (#GIGAPP2016, Video): An Interview with Beth Simone Noveck
A Child Who's Picky About Dogs, (The New York Times , November 13, 2011)
Do Tank and Democracy Design Workshop (National Coalition for Dialogue and Deliberation, December 24, 2008).

The real math crisis isn’t the test scores. It’s the test, Reboot Democracy, July 23, 2026
Reboot Weekly: Who Does the Reasoning Now?, Reboot Democracy, July 23, 2026
Information Literacy Is No Longer Just an Individual Skill, Reboot Democracy, July 21, 2026
Reboot Weekly Special Edition: AI and The Race to Save Democracy, Reboot Democracy, July 1, 2026
Democracy has a listening problem. These AI tools could actually help, Reboot Democracy, June 25, 2026
Research Radar: In Lobsters We Do Not Trust — The Wrong Path for AI and Democracy Part 2, Reboot Democracy, June 23, 2026
Research Radar: In Lobsters We Do Not Trust — The Wrong Path for AI and Democracy Part 1, Reboot Democracy, June 16, 2026
Civic University – Democracy, AI, and the Public Imagination, Reboot Democracy, June 8, 2026
Beth Simone Noveck on Cool Science Radio : AI and the Race to Save Democracy, Reboot Democracy, June 8, 2026
The Scotsman: Scotland uniquely able to redefine the purpose of universities, Obama advisor claims, Reboot Democracy, June 2, 2026
AI Can Help Our Leaders Be Better , Reboot Democracy, May 14, 2026
Zero-Click Government: Omakase or Loss of Agency?, Reboot Democracy, May 13, 2026
A Dozen Interns on Cocaine: What One of the Longest-Running Civic Tech Projects Reveals About AI in Government, Reboot Democracy, April 22, 2026
What Good AI In Government Actually Looks Like, Reboot Democracy, April 14, 2026
Designing Democratic Engagement in the AI Era: Three Hard Choices, Reboot Democracy, April 1, 2026
Who Will Shape AI in the Public Interest, Reboot Democracy, March 2, 2026
Key takeaways from “Regulating Algorithms: What Governments Around the World Are Doing and What Public Servants Should Know”, Reboot Democracy, February 25, 2026
Research Radar: Academics Are Sounding the Alarm on AI Adoption. Who's Listening?, Reboot Democracy, February 24, 2026
AI for Governance: How Institutions Can Provide AI Access Safely, Affordably, and at Scale, Reboot Democracy, February 23, 2026
Doing Democracy with AI: Designing Public Engagement for the AI Era, Reboot Democracy, February 9, 2026
Wicked Decluttering, Reboot Democracy, February 4, 2026
Launching the Observatory of Public Sector AI: An Invitation to Build the Evidence Base Together, Reboot Democracy, January 26, 2026
Using AI to Improve Public Services in New Jersey: An interview with Dave Cole, Reboot Democracy, January 12, 2026
Research Radar: The City as Mesh and New Ways of Organizing for Effective Problem Solving, Reboot Democracy, January 6, 2026
From Red Tape to Green Tape: Decluttering the State with AI and Collective Intelligence, Reboot Democracy, January 5, 2026
Using AI to Support Public Deliberation: A Conversation with Audrey Tang, Reboot Democracy, December 19, 2025
The Future of Constituent Engagement with Congress, Reboot Democracy, December 17, 2025
Humanism Over Hegemony: Inside Italy’s New AI Law, Reboot Democracy, December 10, 2025
Research Radar: The White House Wants a Scientific Genesis. It May Trigger a Democratic Exodus, Reboot Democracy, December 2, 2025
Accountable Algorithms: Blending Individual Rights and Collective Oversight in Government AI, Reboot Democracy, December 1, 2025
Solving Public Problems with Artificial Intelligence, Reboot Democracy, November 25, 2025
Governing AI: The Air Force’s AI Land Rush, Reboot Democracy, November 9, 2025
Research Radar: The Emperor's New Agents - Why AI Won't Fix Broken Government, Reboot Democracy, November 4, 2025
The AI Fish Counter: Teaching Ourselves to Use AI—Before It Uses Us, Reboot Democracy, November 3, 2025
How Hamburg is Turning Resident Comments into Actionable Insight, Reboot Democracy, October 22, 2025
Feeding the Beast: Powering Democratic AI with Open Data, Reboot Democracy, October 6, 2025
friend.com or foe.com?, Reboot Democracy, September 28, 2025
Governing with AI: Why Albania’s Chatbot Minister Makes More Sense Than You Think, Reboot Democracy, September 22, 2025
From Interim to Institution: New Jersey’s Three-Pillar Strategy for Responsible AI, Reboot Democracy, September 15, 2025
Governing with AI - Learning the How-To's of AI-Enhanced Public Engagement, Reboot Democracy, September 8, 2025
Research Radar: AI Speeds Up Government Consultation Analysis Without Sacrificing Quality, Reboot Democracy, June 17, 2025
The debate over state-level AI bans misses the point, Reboot Democracy, June 16, 2025
Research Radar: The Agentic State: A 20-Year Wish List, Finally Within Reach?, Reboot Democracy, June 3, 2025
Civic and Democratic AI: A New Course for Community Action, Reboot Democracy, June 2, 2025
Research Radar: Dreaming Better Elections Into Reality, Reboot Democracy, May 27, 2025
Leading with Purpose: Social Change in the AI Age: Delivered at the Kean University Honors Convocation, Reboot Democracy, May 14, 2025
House Republicans Include AI Regulation Preemption in Budget Reconciliation Bill, Reboot Democracy, May 13, 2025
Research Radar: Co-Designing AI Systems , Reboot Democracy, May 13, 2025
Governing AI: Fired Over Fair Use - The Bombshell AI-Training Report, Reboot Democracy, May 12, 2025
Global AI Watch: Listening to Public Servants - What Dubai and New Jersey Teach Us About AI Readiness, Reboot Democracy, May 7, 2025
Research Radar: Race, Democracy, and AI - Spencer Overton Offers a Framework for a More Inclusive Digital Future, Reboot Democracy, May 6, 2025
Global AI and Democracy Watch: UAE's AI-Powered Legislative Office: An Experiment Worth Watching, Reboot Democracy, April 30, 2025
Research Radar: Using Machine Learning to Map State Capacity, Reboot Democracy, April 29, 2025
AI Governance Watch: The Executive Order on AI in Education: Progress or Paradox?, Reboot Democracy, April 28, 2025
From Citizen to Senator: How Brazil is Reimagining Citizen Engagement in the Age of AI, Reboot Democracy, April 23, 2025
Brazil’s Online Consultation System is Reimagining Democracy for the Digital Age, Reboot Democracy, April 7, 2025
Brazil's Legislative Workshops: Using AI to Strengthen Youth Engagement, Reboot Democracy, April 2, 2025
The Interactive Event: Using AI to Improve Citizen Engagement in Legislative Hearings - Insights from Brazil, Reboot Democracy, March 31, 2025
States Leading the Way: Why We're Convening State Leaders to Shape America's AI Future, Reboot Democracy, March 27, 2025
From Citizen to Senator: Artificial Intelligence and the Reinvention of Citizen Lawmaking in Brazil, Reboot Democracy, March 26, 2025
America First, Science Last? Kratsios Hearing Signals Empty AI Strategy, Reboot Democracy, March 3, 2025
Research Radar: The Peacemaking Machine? How AI can help humans find common ground in democratic deliberation, Reboot Democracy, February 27, 2025
Driving Product Model Development with the Technology Modernization Fund, Reboot Democracy, February 4, 2025
Innovation at the Library of Congress with Natalie Buda Smith , Reboot Democracy, January 24, 2025
Beyond AI Regulation: New Executive Orders Show Government Embracing AI as Infrastructure, Reboot Democracy, January 17, 2025
New Jersey Issues Landmark Guidance on AI and Algorithmic Discrimination, Reboot Democracy, January 13, 2025
An AI Opportunity: California's Wildfire Detection System, Reboot Democracy, January 12, 2025
In New Jersey, using AI starts with empowering employees, Reboot Democracy, December 4, 2024
Frank McCourt on Our Biggest Fight and Future of TikTok, Reboot Democracy, November 20, 2024
Mass. should follow Calif.’s lead, use AI to shed light on lawmakers, Reboot Democracy, November 13, 2024
Two open faculty AI governance jobs at Northeastern College of Social Sciences, Reboot Democracy, November 12, 2024
New Jersey Releases Artificial Intelligence Task Force Report, Reboot Democracy, November 12, 2024
News That Caught Our Eye #35 November 5, 2024, Reboot Democracy, November 5, 2024
Building Worker Power in the AI Age: A Blueprint from DOL, Reboot Democracy, October 31, 2024
The Dark Side of Progress: Harari's Grim AI Predictions in Nexus, Reboot Democracy, October 21, 2024
Announced the Reboot Democracy Chatbot: How AI Can Help Uncover Hidden Knowledge and Find Answers to the World’s Problems, Reboot Democracy, September 24, 2024
Audrey Tang and Beth Noveck on Digital Infrastructure for Civic Participation, Reboot Democracy, September 19, 2024
How AI chatbots could improve civic engagement in the 2024 election, Reboot Democracy, August 1, 2024
Using AI? Learn How, Says the ABA to Lawyers in a Formal Opinion, Reboot Democracy, July 30, 2024
InnovateUS launches Responsible AI for Public Professionals: Using Generative AI at Work, Reboot Democracy, July 11, 2024
NEW BOOK: Why AI Undermines Democracy and What to Do about It, Reboot Democracy, June 24, 2024
Listening to the Unheard: Mexico's Unprecedented Effort to Rebuild Trust in its Justice System, Reboot Democracy, June 10, 2024
New Jersey Co-Creates AI Strategy With Public-Sector Staff, Reboot Democracy, June 5, 2024
The AI Echo Chamber: New Paper on AI and Epistemic Risk, Reboot Democracy, June 3, 2024
Research Radar: Breaking Language Barriers: EU's iDEM Project Harnesses AI to Empower Marginalized Voices in Democracy, Reboot Democracy, May 30, 2024
Plus Ça Change: Is a Public Internet But a Dream, Reboot Democracy, May 28, 2024
Senate Working Group Proposes $32 Billion to Spur AI Innovation: A Laundry List and Sparse Attention to Strengthening Democracy, Reboot Democracy, May 16, 2024
Senator Booker Introduces AI Grand Challenges Act, Reboot Democracy, April 30, 2024
Research Radar: What can we learn from Brazil, Singapore and Canada on ethical AI procurement for government use?, Reboot Democracy, April 30, 2024
Reviving Our Inner Child: 'Co-Intelligence' and the Promise of AI as a Creative Catalyst, Reboot Democracy, April 25, 2024
Interview with Taiwan’s Digital Minister Audrey Tang for Reboot Democracy, Reboot Democracy, April 24, 2024
New Jersey is turning to AI to improve the job search process, Reboot Democracy, April 11, 2024
New White House Guidance on AI: Strong on Skills, Short on Public Engagement, Reboot Democracy, March 31, 2024
Quick Update: Singapore Trains Workers for the AI Future, Reboot Democracy, March 20, 2024
Let AI remake the whole U.S. government, with human ingenuity alongside data, Reboot Democracy, March 14, 2024
Countering Election Subversion: 27 Strategies to Build a Stronger Democracy, Reboot Democracy, March 3, 2024
Launching InnovateMA: Partnering with Government to Build AI for Good and the AI Talent Pipeline, Reboot Democracy, March 1, 2024
Digital Mirror to Our Deliberation, Reboot Democracy, February 28, 2024
Guns, Narratives, and AI, Reboot Democracy, February 26, 2024
The Arms Race in Assistive AI, Reboot Democracy, February 8, 2024

Reboot Democracy Lecture Series

Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI with Ed Bice of Meedan

March 20, 2025, 5:00 PM ET

Ed Bice is the CEO and Board Chair of the global technology non-profit Meedan. Since founding Meedan in 2006 he has devoted his professional energies to improving equity, accessibility, and credibility in online environments. Ed has led strategy and project definition on open source software development focused on human-in-the-loop approaches to translating, verifying, investigating and fact-checking digital content.

Beth Simone Noveck

Professor & Author, Reboot Democracy in the Age of AI

Beth's work focuses on building practical models for governing and deploying democratic AI in the public interest.

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Information Literacy Is No Longer Just an Individual Skill

Reboot Weekly Special Edition: AI and The Race to Save Democracy

Democracy has a listening problem. These AI tools could actually help

Research Radar: In Lobsters We Do Not Trust — The Wrong Path for AI and Democracy Part 2

TED Talk – Demand a More Open-Source Government

Edinburgh Fireside Talk

20 years of building civic tech video

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