Submit stories for the new 'Beyond the Code' series with Partnership on AI. Produced by BBC StoryWorks, it will explore the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. Through immersive, human-led storytelling, it will spotlight the leaders, communities and innovators harnessing this technology for good.

Please complete the following form to share your story and register your interest in the new series produced for Partnership on AI by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions. Note that by submitting the form you consent to being contacted by a member of the BBC StoryWorks team. For any queries please email James.murphy@bbc.com

What is the name of your organisation?

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Please provide a brief overview of your organisation, along with any links for further reading

We're looking for stories in line with four key areas:

1) Care and Code: How is AI transforming the way we help prevent, diagnose, and treat disease, and what does it mean for the people delivering and receiving care? This chapter could explore early detection, AI-assisted surgery, or what it means to preserve the human touch in an increasingly algorithmic system.

2) Work in Progress: As AI reshapes the nature of work and the broader structures of society, who stands to benefit? This chapter could explore workforce transition, collaboration, education and lifelong learning, community cohesion, and the frameworks being built to ensure the benefits of AI are equitably shared.

3) The Invisible Grid: As AI becomes the connective tissue of our energy grids, transport networks, and urban systems – and one of the most powerful predictive tools in our response to the climate crisis – how is it being deployed, and to what end? This chapter could explore smart cities, predictive maintenance, early warning systems, carbon tracking, or the potential of AI to build a world that is smarter and more resilient.

4) The Global Exchange: From farm to factory to doorstep, AI is quietly revolutionising the systems that move goods around the world. How is it being used to build supply chains that are more efficient and transparent, and what does that mean for the workers and communities at every link in the chain?

With these themes in mind, please share a short summary of any outstanding projects or initiatives that your organisation is leading.

Please provide the contact details of a leader in your organisation, who may be contacted by the BBC StoryWorks team to discuss further: