National Democratic Party + Plurality

came to my room. I hadn't seen Audrey Tan in about 3 months.

This time, he came to Japan on the occasion of the publication of the Japanese edition of "Plurality" (Plurality) and held symposiums at universities and other institutions.

I asked her if she honestly thought the concept of "Plurality" was difficult. I asked, and Audrey Tan honestly said it is difficult. But you can practice it, she said.

However, I also explained our limitations, saying that although we are now able to gather a large number of opinions, we have not yet created a mechanism for "deliberative discussion" with a large number of people, and I was also given some technology to overcome this limitation.

Above all, it was good to see that we are in agreement in our desire to use technology as a tool that can and will lead to harmony and consensus rather than national division.

I said that of all the party leaders, I probably use AI the most, and I would like to give them feedback on their various efforts, and they promised to work with me in the future.

Everyone smiled when I gave them "Happy Turn" as a souvenir. Good for them.

Thanks.

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Technology and social networking sites tend to divide opinions, but technology can also bridge different opinions.

I was shown some specific examples, and I thought it was an essential technique for the development of a healthy democracy.

We will continue to make attempts to do so as the NDP.

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