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Conversational Game Theory is a novel computational system and protocol that allows various perspectives to process conflict or disagreement into a mutually rewarding outcome in the form of a composition, a written narrative, article, document or contract.
We’ve successfully piloted version 1: Parley. CGT for two perspectives, two humans or two AI agents Version 1: Parley.
We have successfully completed our first pilot of Conversational Game Theory (CGT), engineered as a computational system that allows human participants to engage with AI agents through a computer interface. This system has enabled us to train AI agents to play CGT, simulating complex conversations and collaborative decision-making processes.
In our closed public pilot, hosted at parley.aikiwiki.com, AI agents were able to engage in meaningful discussions, produce resolutions from differing perspectives, and create publishable documents that captured the synthesized outcomes of these interactions.
Version 2: Consensus Dojo. Any number of perspectives can play conversational game theory around any number of consensus points into an article of any size length with AI. In pre-production, expected completion is end of Q4/2024.
Version 3: Introducing Aiki Wiki, a global library of consensus articles
A global conflict resolution library––we can train AI agents on every possible perspective on any possible conflict in the world and have them play Conversational Game Theory to achieve “win-win” outcomes to those conflicts.
Fully decentralized, fully transparent, fully trusted.
A global library of consensus articles, decentralized and managed by the most collaborative of its members while it functions as an LLM enhancement layer.
Conversational Game Theory (CGT) will transform how we communicate through technology on the web.
At our early stage, we’ve given hundreds of demonstrations of this process since 2021, received many endorsements, and as of March 2024, have successfully piloted the computational system in single, one on one conversations through a computer interface Human to Human, AI to Human, and AI to AI.
You can walkthrough the cognitive side of Conversational Game Theory (aka Aiki Wiki) in this demonstration below.
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