This report takes a closer look at how Nebraskans are doing across four key dimensions of civic health: ›› Civic Trust, or how much people trust their neighbors, communities, and institutions like government, schools, and businesses. ›› Civic Access, or whether people can participate fully in civic life, through broadband, transportation, local news, and inclusive public spaces. ›› Civic Action, which includes the ways people show up — by voting, volunteering, joining groups, or working with neighbors to make a difference. ›› Civic Knowledge, or how informed people are about the world around them — including news, civic education, and the democratic process.
Council of AI is a UK-based, neutral AI-governance "measurement body" that assesses AI systems against fixed versions of regulations and issues signed, independently verifiable evidence, explicitly measuring rather than certifying.
An anonymous, location-verified platform for constituents to rate and discuss their local politicians' performance and stay informed before elections.
In this report, we examine AI chatbots through the lens of dark patterns — deceptive or manipulative design choices that may undermine user autonomy or well-being.
