1. making something accessible, available, or understandable to ordinary people rather than a select few
Usage: present participle of democratise (British spelling); American spelling is democratizing; commonly used in contexts of technology, education, and information
2. introducing or extending democratic principles and practices to a government, organization, or society
Usage: political or institutional context

Examples

• The internet is democratising access to information worldwide.
• The company is democratising financial services by offering low-cost investment tools.
• The government is democratising the workplace by giving employees a voice in decision-making.
• Social media platforms are democratising content creation for ordinary users.
• The school is democratising education through free online courses.
• Technology companies are democratising artificial intelligence by making it available to small businesses.