Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are permeating nearly every domain of human activity, including processes that make decisions about interests central to individual welfare and well-being. This report relies on a survey experiment focused on the use of algorithms to make decisions about employment and unemployment to contribute to the understanding of U.S. public perceptions in...

This research paper arises from a drive to understand more deeply the intersection of community influence and public decision-making, especially in the context of the increased visibility of engagement, on the one hand, and declining trust in government, on the other.

Cost–benefit analysis (CBA) is a key tool for evaluating policy proposals and promoting informed, evidence-based decision-making. It offers a structured, objective framework which assists policymakers to assess trade-offs and outcomes. This guide is designed to assist policymakers in effectively applying CBA to the development and assessment of policy proposals.

Article 12 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) states that people with disability have a right to be supported to make their own decisions. This guide provides practical advice for people when making decisions about accommodation, services, and healthcare. It also provides guidance for people who may be supporting others...

Supported decision making involves building the skills and knowledge of people with disability, their friends, families, carers, peers and professionals. This policy is about helping everyone understand what supported decision making is, and how we can better support people with disability to make decisions in the NDIS.