Algorithmic governancefood rescue logisticsParticipation documented

WeBuildAI

Pittsburgh, United States

Diverse stakeholders collaboratively designed food rescue matching rules and tradeoffs through workshops and pairwise ranking.

participatory governancecivic engagementproblem formulationmodel selectiondeployment_use_decisionsgovernance
Overview
Region
North America
Lead organization
412 Food Rescue; Carnegie Mellon University; University of Texas at Austin
Organization type
nonprofit + university collaboration
Technology group
matching / optimization
Activity status
completed
Start year
2019
Last updated
Mar 25, 2026
Participation documentation
Participation mode
stakeholder workshops + pairwise ranking
Participants
donors; volunteers; recipient organizations; staff
Methods
interviews; workshops; pairwise ranking; rule specification
AI lifecycle stages
problem formulation; model selection; deployment_use_decisions; governance
Evidence summary
Diverse stakeholders collaboratively designed food rescue matching rules and tradeoffs through workshops and pairwise ranking.
Atlas assessment
Core · High confidence · evidence grade A
Uncertainty
Public evidence indicates that stakeholders directly shaped AI design, data, deployment, evaluation, or oversight; residual uncertainty concerns the exact degree of shared decision power rather than project existence.
Project details
Participation group
Co Design
Technology description
matching / optimization
Funding
Not documented
Region of activity
local
Verification status
Live Verified

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