Connection between LLM and Plurality

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• I thought that my understanding of the connection between the LLM story and the Plurality story was not well shared, so I tried to verbalize it a little more.

• First of all, even before I met Plurality, I thought that LLM had a great impact on the way organizations were organized: Changes in organizational structure brought about by LLM.

• This is an extension of what was said in “teal organization” about how > changes in the technological environment have changed the organizational structure.

• But the idea I was writing about here is being used in reality in the context of Plurality, in the form of Polis, vTaiwan, etc., with the name of Broad Listening.

Wednesday, 2023/4/26 11:12 Painted. I wrote a more detailed story.

nishio_en I drew this for my colleges. They didn’t understand the possible combination of Broad Listening(such as Polis) and Large Language Model(such as GPT) in future.

nishio_en If I understand correctly, there are at least three technologies heading toward Plurality. X: Broad Listening (or visualization of opinion distribution among diversity) Y: Quadratic Funding (it is an implementation of redistribution of resources among diversity) Z: Large Language Model (it makes communication among diversity efficient)

nishio_en Some might wonder why not mention of Decentralized Identity? DID is important component of both Broad Listening and Quadratic Funding. I just avoided to draw four-dimensional cube. That is why I used the words “at least three”.

nishio_en One more thing. I wrote “Quadratic Funding” but I feel it too specific. I don’t know comprehensive term for the mechanisms such as Quadratic Funding, Retroactive Funding and Social Impact Bond.

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