Thoughts?
If you want to play around with this, one of the best ways is to drop the contents of the website, the GitHub README, and the entire overview.md into an AI chat. Then you can co-create with it. Gemini Pro 2.5 can handle the entire doc in one prompt, and its ability to co-create ideas is absolutely incredible. I’ve been using it mostly through the AI Studio interface. Much of the overview is as much my work as it is a synthesis of my collaboration with Gemini Pro 2.5, ChatGPT-4o, and some early contributions from GPT-4 about a year ago.
Before LLMs, I was building out pamphlet-style pages on a website (that are up at whomanatee.org, which is the base wrapper implementation of the framework), and I was planning to use them as talking points. I was anticipating that much of the deep thinking would have to happen in slow, public discourse. With LLMs, I’ve been able to stress-test these ideas from every possible angle, using any past event or theory to see if the framework could withstand scrutiny.
It’s a fascinating new process. At one point, a model argued that Adam Smith would have rejected this idea as fantasy. So, I worked with it to develop an economic plan that “synthetic Adam” praised it to the moon. It’s incredible that we now have the ability to get synthesized thoughts from almost any perspective. You could ask it, “What would Barack Obama think of this plan? And using the framework, what would be your response to any hesitations he may have?” And BOOM, you get incredible analysis and synthesis and feedback.
The core documentation should answer most mechanical questions. And if you feed the docs into an AI chat, you can ask it any question you may have, or to simply ask it to explain something in different ways.
Also, would y’all want me to pre-prime a chat in Google AI Studio with the full context of the plan and some basic direction for discourse? I can share a link to a ready-to-go environment.
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