Artificial Intelligence

Listening to the Public with AI

Led by: Beth Goldberg , Bill Zipse & Beth Simone Noveck

  • Master AI tools for processing large volumes of public input while preserving nuance, sentiment, and minority perspectives
  • Explore the "What Could BG Be?" case study from Bowling Green, Kentucky
  • Learn how New Jersey's Supervising Forester Bill Zipse used custom ChatGPT tools to analyze thousands of resident comments on forest management decisions
  • Learn practical techniques for turning overwhelming community feedback into actionable policy insights
Beth Goldberg

Head of Research and Development, Jigsaw

Bill Zipse

Supervising Forester, New Jersey Forest Service

Beth Simone Noveck

Founder of InnovateUS and Chief AI Strategist, New Jersey

Format: Instructor-led

Date & Time: October 15, 2025, 2:00 PM ET

Duration: 60-minutes

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Master AI tools for processing large volumes of public input while preserving nuance, sentiment, and minority perspectives. Explore the "What Could BG Be?" case study from Bowling Green, Kentucky, and learn how New Jersey's Supervising Forester Bill Zipse used custom ChatGPT tools to analyze thousands of resident comments on forest management decisions. Discover how Zipse automatically identified locations mentioned in feedback—even those with colloquial names—and categorized public input for Liberty State Park improvements. As Zipse notes, "We want to make sure that heartfelt comments, valid concerns, and good ideas can be routed to human beings making decisions in a way that those comments actually impact public decision-making." Learn practical techniques for turning overwhelming community feedback into actionable policy insights.

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