Humanity Asks for Organizations

Find out where your people stand on AI.

Ask your organization the questions about AI and the digital transition that the public is answering, and your own. Everyone answers privately. You see where the organization stands, never who said what.

Your organization

Should humanity continue developing AI systems that could outperform humans at most cognitive tasks?

  • Continue with independent oversight38%
  • Pause for stronger safeguards24%
  • Continue at the current pace17%
  • Stop permanently11%
  • No opinion10%
Illustration. Not real responses.

How it works

  1. 1

    Set up in minutes

    Choose a size, pay with Stripe and invite people with a code. Owners and admins manage who is in.

  2. 2

    Ask what matters

    Start with the published Humanity Asks questions, or write your own for the decisions only your organization faces.

  3. 3

    See the picture

    A result for everyone appears from 10 answers, and a group's from the number it sets. It changes only after 3 more people answer, so no single answer can be watched as it arrives.

Built for honest answers

Private to you

Answers stay inside the organization, and only members see the results. Each person can add their own answers to Pulse, and the organization never sees who did.

No names on results

Results show how many chose each answer, never who chose it. People can say what they think.

Questions written with care

Every published question is reviewed and published by a person, in English and Spanish.

Make it yours

Add your own questions, set up internal circles and give the workspace your organization's theme.

Pricing

One plan for every size

Plans are sized by the most participants in the organization. Prices exclude VAT.

More than 2,000 participants Custom price

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Included in every plan

  • A private workspace, separate from Pulse.
  • The published Humanity Asks questions, answered privately inside the organization.
  • The organization's own questions.
  • Results for everyone from 10 answers. A group sets its own.
  • Invites by code, so people can join.
  • Internal circles for people who are already members.
  • An organization theme.

Start the conversation your organization needs

Pick a size and invite your people. Questions first? Send us a message with the icon in the bottom-right corner.

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