Omoikane Project Commentary at the end of June
Omoikane Project Commentary at the end of June
2023-06-29~2023-07-02
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Project Summary.
Progress this week.
We have submitted a grant application to OpenAI in collaboration with Code for Japan. We are currently awaiting review.
Without waiting for the acceptance/rejection results, we have started recruiting project participants; we have created a description on Scrapbox and prepared a participation form. Currently there are 24 participants and over 200 pages and 1000 links have been created.
The writing process using ChatGPT was shared by experienced writers, and several participants who had no previous SF writing experience created works.
We have also observed the phenomenon of Polis voting results generating ideas and motivation for the creation of new stories.
Schedule for next week and beyond.
We will be attending two events next week. We will prepare materials for an LT for the participants and aim to involve people from different communities to promote the project.
In addition, OpenAI will announce the results of the judging on July 15.
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The project became interesting as we were discussing what to apply for Democratic Inputs to AI, so we started running it before it was selected. Our project aims for three outcomes:
This is intended to be applicable to topics other than AI.
I strongly feel this need from past Civic Tech activities. The third goal is to use the information from our deliberative process to create an AI that reflects the culture and thinking of the Japanese.
This AI will be made available worldwide, allowing people to converse in their own languages.
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