Today a female prof from yale at OX Ethics Ins (with Schwarzman Scholars) asked about AI & participative democracy -it's not clear she included journalism or economists for humanity from adam smith on in her list of casses framed by PD jargon

Presenter: Professor Hélène Landemore

 

Title: Can AI help bridge the gap between quality deliberation and mass participation?

Abstract: One unsolved problem in democratic theory is how we can reconcile the twin goals of quality deliberation and mass participation. Both are arguably conditions for the full legitimacy of a democratic system. Quality deliberation, as a process through which laws and policies are generated, in theory promises good governance (output-legitimacy) as well as, at the very least, good reasons for the laws and policies put forward. Mass participation, by contrast, is a condition for the democratic input-legitimacy of the system, namely its capacity to take into account people’s needs and preferences. Unfortunately, thus far, it has proven impossible to reconcile those two goals as the quality of deliberation diminishes past a relatively low threshold of participants (a few hundreds, perhaps a few thousand people) and mass participation, on the other hand, is not conducive to the thoughtful, informed exchanges smaller numbers afford. In this presentation I explore the ways in which Artificial Intelligence may help bridge that gap, at least up to a point, using examples of relatively large-scale deliberative processes in France, Taiwan, and Chile. ======================================== ===================chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk writes teachforsdgs.com back in 1950 dad (norman) at the economist expereinced 2 scoops _ meeting von neumann he was advised always ask leaders what will they dpo with next decade's 100 times "moore" tech (comp and media) british parliament had just ordered the british broadcasting corporation delay reporting of partiament by at least a week "because parliament is the supreme announcer or rules by 1984 dad & my book 2025report debated why sustainability would depend on designing world web to be open and massive educational not vested to the laregst advertisers I can ad ar least 50 other4 occasions when alumni of smith and of Economit founding mediator James Wislson contributed to today's OxYale

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part 1 of oh wxyz

 hello Ms Z - i know several fashion conscious chinese/asian americans in new york- do you have a link to your business or your goals - happy to try and scale collaboration - at the UN Guterres promised a big future summit in 2023; I am hoping to find many people who help action that either directly or by hosting a fringe festival  - i need to do a lot of editing at www.unwomens.com - do you use lunchclub? - meeting quite a lot of helpful people  chris macrae +1 240 316 8157 also i believe that www.musicforsdgs.com  (led out of wall street by a Japanese friend) and other conscious arts movements can make communities better- back in 1991 i was asked how to help brand then superstar ayrton senna - connection who youth celebrates why is a huge opportunity if we can all earn trust - women much more capable than men in most of my experience! wash dc +1 240 316 8157 I much prefer working on brand leaders or teachers with almost no money budget but huge amount of good to multiply - I have been writing books on that for 30 years but my time at world's biggest ad agency did energise me!... so much to learn...

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it probably shows my age but i keep myself optimistic with rhymes that I thought were nonsense eg lear's oh WXYZ

now i realise that he may of meant that once leaders gett too big to listen to others they may no longer be able to do good in any real communities

do you have a fav rhyme that turns out to be worth recalling?

 

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