AI Pulse
Since October 7th and the war that followed, trust between Israelis and Palestinians has reached record lows. At the same time, a return to the pre-war status quo is no longer an option. ALLMEP’s latest research initiative, AI Pulse, connects civil society, peacebuilders, and the broader Israeli and Palestinian publics—groups with few opportunities for dialogue today—to better understand local perspectives, values, and visions for the future, and to come up with new strategies to bring sustainable peace.
In partnership with the high-tech firm Remesh AI, AI Pulse uses AI-driven technology to facilitate a series of large-scale, structured online conversations. Participants share their perspectives in their own words and language and vote on statements made by others.
AI algorithms then analyze responses in real time to identify shared values, areas of division, and actionable insights. Learn more in this helpful tutorial from Andrew Konya from Remesh AI.
Our Activities
In Phase 1 (completed in Summer 2024), AI Pulse engaged 420+ Israeli and Palestinian peacebuilders across three uni-national and one multinational dialogue—the largest initiative of its kind since October 7. 
[Read more here.]
Now, in Phase 2, we are expanding to the general public through multiple AI-assisted dialogues and surveys with each society. In Israel, this work is already underway. In February, we launched a public survey to test insights from the peacebuilders phase. Click here to see key findings from the public survey. As conditions allow, we will expand these efforts in Palestine and, eventually, facilitate a cross-border dialogue.
Coming soon: a dialogue assessing Israeli public perceptions of regional peace agreements and security incentives, helping refine diplomatic messaging.
