AI Power List ballot
Nominate an AI leader. TECHi members decide who makes the list.
The desk verifies every nomination, then the community votes. A candidate needs 1,000 member votes to be published on the AI Power List.
- On the ballot
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- Member votes
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- Listed via ballot
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Nominate
Name, role, links and the evidence that backs the case. Anyone can nominate; declare any connection.
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Desk review
Editors confirm the person, the role and the evidence. Verified nominations go on the public ballot.
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Members vote
One vote per TECHi member per candidate. At 1,000 votes the desk writes the full profile and lists them.
On the ballot
Sign in to your TECHi account to vote. Tallies update live.
No leader nominations are on the ballot yet. Approved nominations appear here, and every TECHi member gets one vote per candidate.
How the ballot works
- Who can vote on a nominated leader?
- Any signed-in TECHi member. Each member gets one vote per candidate and can withdraw it at any time. Votes from accounts that are later removed for abuse are discarded.
- Why does a leader need 1,000 member votes?
- The AI Power List is meant to reflect who the AI community actually rates, not who lobbied hardest. Editors verify that a nomination is real and well-evidenced before it reaches the ballot; members decide whether it belongs on the list.
- What happens after the threshold is reached?
- The nomination is marked vetted, the desk writes the full profile — role, track record, companies, sources — and the leader is published to the AI Power List with a link back to this ballot.
- Can I nominate myself or a colleague?
- Yes, as long as you declare the connection in the form. Undeclared self-nominations or coordinated voting are removed.
