What Happened Is Being Connected By AI

Through putting what happened into a mate3 answer-set we better serve our individual subscribers. The mate3 communication partnership is an open opportunity for participants to express-tell their firsthand account of what happened. Through using a formatted language, mate3 and AI are giving subscribers a way to get added benefits. Mate3 is bringing greater mobility to firsthand answer-sets. By organizing around the 1st party words, we can include the perspective of each affected person faster and easier. Mate3 networking is a policy-based method for receiving and shipping what’s said to have happened. Mate3 can bring the firsthand experiences and aspiration of a Person in Monrovia Africa to a person in Beijing, China and then another person in the US. The mate3 methods are made for AI to acknowledge and connect what's said to have happened. AI is positioning to be of help to individuals and agencies but needs grass-root guidance. The potential help of AI for advocacy and redress is real but front-end policies are required for AI to be equitable. AI will exponentially help those wanting more effectiveness at handling firsthand accounts of what happened. AI agents promising to serve the average person will require an operating policy-set mutually agreed on the front end. AI is opening a new door for organizing, advocacy, redress and problem-solving. AI is helping to connect affected people with productive responses. The mate3 guideline for a productive response is that the response be able to help prevent, reduce, or stop the causes of what's said to have happened to the answering individual. 



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