The Nonlinear Library: LessWrong LW - List of Collective Intelligence Projects by Chipmonk
Jul 3, 2024
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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: List of Collective Intelligence Projects, published by Chipmonk on July 3, 2024 on LessWrong.
During the last
Foresight Intelligent Cooperation Workshop I got very curious about what collective intelligence tools currently exist. A list:
Pol.is: "Input Crowd, Output Meaning"
Inspired
Twitter/X community notes
People: Colin Megill, et al.
Collective Intelligence Project
vibe: democratic AI,
"How AI and Democracy Can Fix Each Other"
People: Divya Siddharth, Saffron Huang, et al.
AI Objectives Institute
Talk to the City: "an open-source LLM interface for improving collective deliberation and decision-making by analyzing detailed, qualitative data. It aggregates responses and arranges similar arguments into clusters."
AI Objectives Institute works closely with the Taiwanese government.
Other projects in development.
People: Colleen McKenzie, Değer Turan, et al.
Meaning Alignment Institute
vibe: democratic AI, kinda.
I think they think that if you can help individuals make wiser decisions, at scale, then this converges to be equivalent with solving outer alignment.
Remesh
Similar to pol.is AFAIK? I haven't played with it.
People: Andrew Konya, et al.
Loomio: "a flexible decision-making tool that helps you create a more engaged and collaborative culture, build trust and coordinate action"
Deliberative Technology for Alignment paper
They also discuss other tools for this use like Discord, Snapshot, Dembrane
People: Andrew Konya, Deger Turan, Aviv Ovadya, Lina Qui, Daanish Masood, Flynn Devine, Lisa Schirch, Isabella Roberts, and Deliberative Alignment Forum
Someone in the know told me to only read sections 4 and 5 of this paper
Plurality Institute
People: David Bloomin, Rose Bloomin, et al.
Also working on some de-escalator bots for essentially Reddit comment wars
Lots of crypto projects
Quadratic voting
Gitcoin
Metagov: "a laboratory for digital governance"
Soulbound tokens
Various voting and aggregation systems, liquid democracy
Decidem
Decide Madrid
Consider.it
Stanford Online Deliberation Platform
Lightcone Chord (in development)
Brief description
People: Jacob Lagerros (LessWrong)
All of the prediction markets
Manifold, Kalshi, Metaculus, PredictIt, etc.
Midjourney has a Collective Intelligence Team now according to
Ivan Vendrov's website. I couldn't find any other information online.
What about small group collective intelligence tools?
Most of the examples above are for large group collective intelligence (which I'm defining as ~300 people or much larger). But what about small groups? Are there tools that will help me coordinate with 30 friends? Or just one friend? I'm mostly unaware of any recent innovations for small group collective intelligence tools. Do you know of any?
Nexae (in development)
"Nexae Systems builds sociotechnical infrastructure to enable the creation of new types of businesses and organizations."
double crux bot
I'm surprised I haven't heard of many other LLM-facilitated communication tools
Medium group (~30-300 people) projects:
Jason Benn's unconference tools, eg
Idea Ranker.
Other lists
@exgenesis
short tweet thread. Couple things I haven't listed here.
Plurality Institute's
(WIP) map of related orgs, etc.
Know of any I should add?
Opportunities
RFP: Interoperable Deliberative Tools | interop, $200k. Oops this closed before I published this post.
Metagov is running
https://metagov.org/projects/ai-palace which seems similar
Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: List of Collective Intelligence Projects, published by Chipmonk on July 3, 2024 on LessWrong.
During the last
Foresight Intelligent Cooperation Workshop I got very curious about what collective intelligence tools currently exist. A list:
Pol.is: "Input Crowd, Output Meaning"
Inspired
Twitter/X community notes
People: Colin Megill, et al.
Collective Intelligence Project
vibe: democratic AI,
"How AI and Democracy Can Fix Each Other"
People: Divya Siddharth, Saffron Huang, et al.
AI Objectives Institute
Talk to the City: "an open-source LLM interface for improving collective deliberation and decision-making by analyzing detailed, qualitative data. It aggregates responses and arranges similar arguments into clusters."
AI Objectives Institute works closely with the Taiwanese government.
Other projects in development.
People: Colleen McKenzie, Değer Turan, et al.
Meaning Alignment Institute
vibe: democratic AI, kinda.
I think they think that if you can help individuals make wiser decisions, at scale, then this converges to be equivalent with solving outer alignment.
Remesh
Similar to pol.is AFAIK? I haven't played with it.
People: Andrew Konya, et al.
Loomio: "a flexible decision-making tool that helps you create a more engaged and collaborative culture, build trust and coordinate action"
Deliberative Technology for Alignment paper
They also discuss other tools for this use like Discord, Snapshot, Dembrane
People: Andrew Konya, Deger Turan, Aviv Ovadya, Lina Qui, Daanish Masood, Flynn Devine, Lisa Schirch, Isabella Roberts, and Deliberative Alignment Forum
Someone in the know told me to only read sections 4 and 5 of this paper
Plurality Institute
People: David Bloomin, Rose Bloomin, et al.
Also working on some de-escalator bots for essentially Reddit comment wars
Lots of crypto projects
Quadratic voting
Gitcoin
Metagov: "a laboratory for digital governance"
Soulbound tokens
Various voting and aggregation systems, liquid democracy
Decidem
Decide Madrid
Consider.it
Stanford Online Deliberation Platform
Lightcone Chord (in development)
Brief description
People: Jacob Lagerros (LessWrong)
All of the prediction markets
Manifold, Kalshi, Metaculus, PredictIt, etc.
Midjourney has a Collective Intelligence Team now according to
Ivan Vendrov's website. I couldn't find any other information online.
What about small group collective intelligence tools?
Most of the examples above are for large group collective intelligence (which I'm defining as ~300 people or much larger). But what about small groups? Are there tools that will help me coordinate with 30 friends? Or just one friend? I'm mostly unaware of any recent innovations for small group collective intelligence tools. Do you know of any?
Nexae (in development)
"Nexae Systems builds sociotechnical infrastructure to enable the creation of new types of businesses and organizations."
double crux bot
I'm surprised I haven't heard of many other LLM-facilitated communication tools
Medium group (~30-300 people) projects:
Jason Benn's unconference tools, eg
Idea Ranker.
Other lists
@exgenesis
short tweet thread. Couple things I haven't listed here.
Plurality Institute's
(WIP) map of related orgs, etc.
Know of any I should add?
Opportunities
RFP: Interoperable Deliberative Tools | interop, $200k. Oops this closed before I published this post.
Metagov is running
https://metagov.org/projects/ai-palace which seems similar
Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org