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🤖👩👴🏼👱🏽‍♀️👨🏾👩🏿🤖 "we demonstrate (...) that #LargeLanguageModels can indeed augment human intelligence to help more efficiently run Polis conversations" If #generativeAI can be effectively matched with Po.Is, the potential for #citizenparticipation is huge!

All voices are equal, all voices must be heard.⚖ This is not lip service. This is the essence of democracy & why the Polis-powered Alignment Assemblies are a safe, sustainable & inclusive path toward global AI governance.🗳 More on #TIME100AI ▶️ time.com/collection/tim…

What does it mean for AI development to be more democratic? To find out, we partnered with Collective Intelligence Project to use @usepolis to curate an AI constitution based on the opinions of ~1000 Americans. Then we trained a model against it using Constitutional AI.

Yes it can! Community Notes is based on Polis, open source technology deployed by the policy innovation units of three national governments: Ministry of Digital Affairs 數位發展部 🇹🇼, Policy Lab UK and Sitra (Finland) Read: wired.com/story/elon-mus… via Carl Miller

Attention anyone hosting their own deployment of Pol.is! We've got security patches coming soon--contact [email protected] to get early notification.

Tushant Jha (TJ) jsd paul Andrew Critch (🤖🩺🚀) Polis yes govtech along the lines of Community Notes & Polis is precisely what we need more of. LLMs can help quite a bit, as we show in the paper, though we need much more experimentation in settings where real important collective decisions are being made.

The future of AI hinges on dialogue, not monologue. ⿻ Audrey Tang 唐鳳 shared the #TaiwanModel🇹🇼 for giving the people a real say in the development of this world-changing technology during the "Rebooting Democracy in the Age of AI" lecture series by The Burnes Center For Social Change & The GovLab. Read on🔽!

Three cheers for the launch of Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue Academy! We stand shoulder to shoulder with our like-minded partners as they utilize #TrustedTech & #Taiwan🇹🇼 know-how in advancing freedom, democracy & prosperity for all. Read ⿻ Audrey Tang 唐鳳's special message🔽. 🖖techdiplomacy.org/news/krach-ins…

The original envisioned use case for Polis, from Occupy Wall Street and Arab Spring era; real time goal formation among leaderless movements via collective intelligence software

💬 How do words like woke, misinformation, & nationalism vary across political divides? Try the Bridging Dictionary by MIT Center for Constructive Communication to see how language reflects polarization & suggests ways to bridge gaps. 🌉 🔗 Blog: shorturl.at/F6vjZ 🛠️ Prototype: bridgingdictionary.org

Sabine Hossenfelder Guille like, the algo behind CN (Polis) gets used for far more impactful things than social media checking, such as Taiwanese govt public petitions. it's a very robust system! a screenshot of _unaccepted_ nonsense isn't proof of a problem, it's the system working as intended.

added perk: Agora Citizen Network also uses Polis to make sentiment tracking and identifying points of consensus amongst users EVEN easier

Global Dialogues has launched at the Paris #AIActionSummit. Watch ⿻ Audrey Tang 唐鳳 give the announcement via Project Syndicate. Élysée | Le Grand Palais youtu.be/XkwqYQL6V4A?t=…

Pol.is 2.0 ships a data export API 🥳🥳🥳 Every pol.is conversation report now includes 5 read-only, real-time CSV export APIs Manually download, or hit programmatically & build extensions / notebooks etc. 🎉🎉🎉 Try: pol.is/report/r4tykwa…

Soo cool!! Also allows for lots of interesting LLM tools to support conversations (eg have a separate interface where people see real-time summaries or AI suggested bridging statements)

Pol.is 's long awaited API to read real-time survey data, as well as the resumed CSV downloads. Alongside with the advancement of Polis itself, these features will help communities to explore a wide variety of options and co-create extraordinary features.

One of the things I had been hoping to examine is how statements were elevated when those had bridging power. Together with its power of clustering the groups, I hope to see how major statements or other statements got closer and closer, leaving polarized, less popular ones aside