Call for Expressions of Interest: The Future of Good Decisions – Live Action Role Play

by | 13 Apr 2026

The Future of Good Decisions project is seeking expressions of interest for participation in a live action role play (LARP).

A LARP is a form of game where participants play characters and interact to pursue goals within a fictional setting. There are no lines to learn, and no plot you need to follow – it’s all improvised. The Methexis Park LARP will model a participatory co-design approach to human-AI decision-system design and evaluation.

Calling interested researchers and practitioners from any field, and government and civil society staff.

We are seeking a wide range of expertise and perspectives, to explore the problems, design principles, technical, legal and political issues confronting AI system design in government.

Join us to explore (more than) human-centric participatory design, and the search for new resonant evaluative frameworks. You don’t need comprehensive knowledge to play, just your own perspective!

Express your Interest here or use the QR Code below:

To read more on the Future of Good Decisions Project, visit, http://gooddecisions.uk
For further inquiries email us at : futureofgooddecisions@kent.ac.uk

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