One of our colleagues, Collin Garvey, writes and thinks quite a bit about AI and democracy. He finds the parallels interesting because, borrowing from political scientists Charles Lindblom and Robert Dahl, Democracy is a from of collective intelligence. You can read his initial thoughts in this line of thinking here, although he has had to take a temporary leave from writing with us here. I hope you look forward to his return and continued exploration of this line of thinking:
We would love your thoughts on this use of collective intelligence.
Lots of people pointing out problems. Anyone discussing peaceful solutions?
For the past two years we have been trying to find solutions to our biggest problem: THE CORRUPTION OF THE SYSTEMS THAT GOVERN OUR LIVES.
Is it solvable? Yes of course. All problems that do not defy the laws of physics are solvable.
This took us 2 years to write this. How to fix corrupt government in 3 simple steps:
https://open.substack.com/pub/joshketry/p/how-to-fix-corrupt-government-in?r=7oa9d&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
One of our colleagues, Collin Garvey, writes and thinks quite a bit about AI and democracy. He finds the parallels interesting because, borrowing from political scientists Charles Lindblom and Robert Dahl, Democracy is a from of collective intelligence. You can read his initial thoughts in this line of thinking here, although he has had to take a temporary leave from writing with us here. I hope you look forward to his return and continued exploration of this line of thinking:
https://open.substack.com/pub/tamingcomplexity/p/who-governs-ai?r=2c58qa&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web