"I named our
nonprofit the Collective Intelligence Project, as a nod to the
ever-evolving project of building collective intelligence for collective
flourishing. Since then we've done just that, building new collective
intelligence models to direct artificial intelligence, to run democratic
processes. And we've incorporated the voices of thousands of people into
AI governance..."
"Here are a few
of the things we've learned. First, people
are willing and able to have difficult, complex conversations on nuanced
topics. When we asked people about the risks of AI they were most
concerned about, they didn't reach for easy answers. Out of more
than 100 risks put forward, the top-cited one: overreliance on systems we
don't understand..."
"It is impossible
to have any one of these things progress, safety or democratic participation without
the others. If we resign ourselves to only two of the three, we will
end up with either centralized control or chaos. Either a few people get
to decide or no one does. These are both terrible outcomes, and our
work shows that there is another way. Each of our projects advanced
progress, safety and democratic participation by building
cutting-edge democratic AI models, by using public expertise as a way to understand
diffuse risks and by imagining co-ownership models for the digital commons..."
"As the Indian
author Arundhati Roy once said,
"Another
world is not only possible, she is on her way.
On a quiet day,
I can hear her breathing."
I can hear our
new world breathing.
One in which we
shift the systems we have towards using the solution of democracy to build
the worlds we want to see.
The future is up to us.
We have a world to
win..."
Indeed, you said it, Divya!
Way to go...
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