Democracy in the 22nd Century
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In the 22nd century democracy elections will be algorithms, politicians will be cats.
Yusuke Narita
Amazon
2022-07-06
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/omoikane/tokoroten.icon 2023-07-12
What was said in "Democracy in the 22nd Century Elections Become Algorithms, Politicians Become Cats" seems soooo appropriate now that I'm listening to the broad listening story.
Since the book came out before the ChatGPT festival, I feel that the content of the book was not well understood by the public.
The idea itself is fully automated unconscious democracy by fully automating broad listening, but since ChatGPT had not appeared, it seems to have been evaluated as "irresponsible", "delusional", and "dreamer".
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Young people are a minority.
10,000 Elected Nomads p.144
nomad
Free Private Cities p.146
Schumpeter. 　 competitiveness p.147
It was Joseph Schumpeter in "Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy" (1942) who precipitated competitiveness as a desirable democratic characteristic. The most widely used arena of competition is elections.
→ Assumption that democracy is about elections
The essence of Schumpeter's argument was not the election itself, but the competition it created and the selection based on quality.
Dahl pluralism.
Making Elections Objective
Competitive nature of the old state threatened by the new state through competition
Democracy without elections
Elections" are downgraded from "the only channel for public opinion data" to "one of many channels.
Digital natives don't think that once-every-four-years upload bandwidth is enough.
I'd like to know more about the experiment on p.170.
Objective external classification criteria are less important, and answers to subjective questions are the deciding factor in confidence in the ruling party.
If that's the case, then clustering can be done without taking sensitive external data, and we're getting closer to a Birdwatch kind of thing, aren't we?
Deregulation of general will
Avoid dependence on one channel
The ensemble learning metaphor
Problems with [direct democracy
After all, it's "conscious electoral democracy" that forces people to pay decision costs.
We can transfer it to an algorithm.
That's where unconscious data democracy comes in.
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