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2.1.24
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Siddarth, Prewitt, Weyl
The rise of collective provision in a world of supermodularity
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3.18.24
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CIP's roadmap to democratic AI
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2.7.24
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Taylor Sorenson et al.
A roadmap to pluralistic alignment
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3.8.24
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Jay Caspian Kang
Jay Kang believes that we are "arguing ourselves to death"
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3.18.24
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CIP's roadmap to democratic AI
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3.8.24
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Jay Caspian Kang
Jay Kang believes that we are "arguing ourselves to death"
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3.20.24
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Chris Bail
GenAI Could Make Online Conversations More Civil
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2.1.23
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CIP
CIP envisions a collectively-intelligent future
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11.1.24
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Divya Siddarth
Divya Siddarth believes AI and democracy can fix each other
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2.29.24
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Nathan Schneider
Nathan Schneider releases a new book on innovative democratic design for online spaces
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2.15.24
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Jacob Kemp
AI-powered content moderation to fight online extremism
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2.1.24
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Siddarth, Prewitt, Weyl
The rise of collective provision in a world of supermodularity
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2.9.24
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Tom Cunningham et al.
What we know about using non-engagement signals in content ranking
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2.7.24
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Taylor Sorenson et al.
A roadmap to pluralistic alignment
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6.14.21
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John Tasioulas
The arts and humanities roles in AI
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1.11.24
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David J. Grüning
Promoting online prosocial behavior via digital intervention
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1.16.24
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Graham Wetherall-Grujić
Can alignment assemblies bring democracy to Silicon Valley?
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2.5.24
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Billy Perrigo
OpenAI’s plan to make AI more ‘democratic’
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2.5.24
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M. Mottyle & J. Schroeder
How social technology is influencing human connection
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12.1.23
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Nick Vlahos
Innovative strategies for rebuilding trust in governance
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9.5.23
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R. Mihalcea & J. Jenkins
University of Michigan's deep dive into generative AI
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11.20.23
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S.Verhulst & F.Schüür
Verhulst & Schüür on data governance as AI's bedrock
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1.1.24
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D. Allen & S. Hubbard
Harvard Ash Institute unveils AI governance roadmap
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1.1.24
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D. Allen & G. Weyl
Danielle Allen and Glen Weyl discuss the real dangers of generative AI
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1.8.24
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C. Po & F-J. Chang
Web3 brings "immense potential" for societal structural change
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1.15.24
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H. Davidson & A. Hawkins
Taiwan wins global plaudits for a robust and transparent vote
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1.3.24
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Rishi Iyengar
What will AI do to elections in 2024?
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1.29.24
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C. Aguerre et al.
New book release on digital data governance
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1.8.24
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Matt Prewitt
Does training an AI model on copyrighted material violate the copyright?
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12.10.23
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Danielle Allen
We’ve lost our way on campus. Here’s how we can find our way back.
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1.4.24
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Caleb Gichuhi
Learning how to build peace in the digital age
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10.29.23
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Joshua Z. Tan et al.
Open Problems in DAOs
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12.14.23
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OpenAI
Weak-to-strong generalization
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5.25.23
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Divya Siddarth
The Tech We Need for 21st Century Democracy
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10.5.23
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Shrey Jain, Connor Spelliscy, Samuel Vance-Law, Scott Moore
AI and Democracy's Digital Identity Crisis
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11.20.23
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Stefaan G. Verhulst
Steering Responsible AI: A Case for Algorithmic Pluralism
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12.6.23
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Sir Geoff Mulgan
Combining Human and Machine Intelligence for Enhanced Democracy
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12.6.23
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P. Buch & B. Arnold
How the UK Collective Intelligence Lab is Using AI for Public Engagement in Policymaking
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1.1.23
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Inbal Ben-Ezer
Contact Theory with No Contact: Facilitating Dialogue Online
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12.27.22
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Joel Miller, E. Glen Weyl, Leon Erichsen
Beyond Collusion Resistance: Leveraging Social Information for Plural Funding and Voting
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8.23.23
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Danielle Allen
Is fixing democracy partisan?
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6.1.23
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Christopher T. Small, Ivan Vendrov, Esin Durmus, Hadjar Homaei, Elizabeth Barry, Julien Cornebise, Ted Suzman, Deep Ganguli, Colin Megill
Opportunities and Risks of LLMs for Scalable Deliberation with Polis
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6.7.23
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Partnership on AI
Guidelines for AI and Shared Prosperity
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7.24.23
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Aviv Ovadya and Luke Thorburn
Bridging Systems Open Problems for Countering Destructive Divisiveness across Ranking, Recommenders, and Governance
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10.17.23
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CIP and Anthropic launch Collective Constitutional AI
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12.1.23
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Beth Noveck
Generative AI and Policymaking for the New Frontier
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12.10.23
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New_Public
Understanding how norms shape digital spaces
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10.1.23
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Aviv Ovadya
Aviv Ovadya on reimagining democracy in the age of AI
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12.6.23
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Si Ying Thian
‘Turning conflicts into co-creation’: Taiwan government harnesses digital policy for democracy
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11.26.23
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Josh Kramer
Amy Zhang on democratizing power in online communities
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12.13.23
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Michele Zanini, Jessica Chang, Aviv Ovadya
PI hosts a discussion on how to make plurality a reality in organizations
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8.16.23
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Vitalik Buterin
What does Vitalik Buterin think about Community Notes?
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12.13.23
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Audrey Tang, E. Glen Weyl
Glen Weyl and Audrey Tang seek collaboration on a new plurality book
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8.8.23
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Lisa Schirch
How can digital tools help us humanize conflict and bridge divides?
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3.16.23
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Glen Weyl
How can we use a plural framework to address political and economic challenges?
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7.13.23
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Jonathan Stray
What is the difference between good and bad conflict?
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7.3.18
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Audrey Tang et al.
vTaiwan: An Empirical Study of Open Consultation Process in Taiwan
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9.15.22
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Audrey Tang and E. Glen Weyl
Plurality: Technology For Collaborative Diversity and Democracy
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7.1.19
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Michael Jordan
Artificial Intelligence – The Revolution Hasn’t Happened Yet
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7.9.18
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James Evans et al
Science of Science
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2.28.18
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Danielle Allen
Towards a Connected Society
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9.15.22
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Plurality Research Network Mission Statement
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11.2.23
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Evan Miyazono
How can we bring academic rigor to regenerative crypto-economics?
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8.21.23
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RaidGuild
WTF is Partial Common Ownership? (and why should I care?)
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9.13.23
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Ken Suzuki
PICSY : Proposing a New Currency System Using Social Computing
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8.22.23
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Jamie Joyce
Bridging the Gap to the Security Field
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5.24.23
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Danielle Allen
Danielle Allen on Power-Sharing Liberalism
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1.15.23
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Danielle Allen
Can we create a new model for what technology should be and do?
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3.22.23
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Audrey Tang
What can we learn from Taiwan's digital democracy?
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6.6.23
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Puja Ohlhaver
What does communication, consensus and governance look like in a pluralistic future?
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11.12.23
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Kevin Owocki
How can we make pluralism practical?
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11.2.23
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Manon Revel
Can proxy democracy be used as a fair and effective decision-making process?
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