Collective Mind

The Path to a United Humanity

In the spring of 2023, a microgroup of four Kiev intellectuals (MI4) - consisting of Datsyuk, Bebeshko, Chudnovsky, and Nikitin - formulated a series of topical questions for Ukraine in their videos and publications. These questions were collected and structured on Prostir Zlahody into the topic HOW TO LIVE FURTHER (a list of 22 questions).

Of these 22 questions raised by intellectuals, eighteen are about society, namely: 

• STATUTORY SETTLEMENT (3 questions) 
• SOCIAL RELATIONS (3)
• CITIES AFTER THE WAR (4) 
• FUTURE AND PERSPECTIVES (5) 
• INTELLECTUAL VOLUNTEERING (3)

These issues cannot be resolved from above without checking with the opinions, desires, and aspirations of many people and communities. For example, people may not want to live, in new cities so well devised by someone else, because they want to live the way they want to live (remember that there are empty cities in China where people do not want to move!).

In the second year of the full-scale Russian-Ukrainian war, all of Ukraine is focused on the victory of the AFU. Peaceful development of the country after the victory is an important issue for Ukraine that worries society! But who decides it?

In January 2023 a "marathon" - What / How to do after winning, and we wrote about it.
In March, the same topic was actively discussed (in social networks): Ukraine. What to do was supplemented almost daily with new publications and their discussions.

Conclusions of January - for Ukraine to become a free country, convenient for doing business, investing and self-fulfillment of a person - we need the focus of the state and society on the development!

These conclusions lead us to the idea that to solve the important issues of Ukraine we need not only the desire, will and persistence, but also the Collective Mind (CM)!

There are people all over the world concerned about the dangers of replacing human intelligence with artificial intelligence.

With the emergence of ChatGPT, discussions about AI have flared up again, because any innovation brings not only prospects and opportunities. Social networks are discussing the possible harm of AI to society, up to and including catastrophic consequences.

Collective Intelligence processes the discourse on AI, CHATGPT - POSSIBILITIES AND RISKS, bringing together the meanings of statements and ideas, from which a general POLYLOG (4D) is structured.

All authors participate in this discourse (in person and in absentia), forming around this "assemblage point" a distributed community of discourse participants - forming a Distributed Elite (for reference, such communities are formed on all socially significant issues).

Illustration Oleksandr Tkachov via AI

Collective Intelligence on the dangers of Artificial Intelligence

Now, at the beginning of 2023, in Ukraine there is a growing thought about the probable victory in the war, unleashed by propivy with the aim of destroying the Ukrainian statehood. 
And along with the idea of victory comes a second one - what to do afterwards, whether to restore the post-Soviet economy (the economy of siphoning off resources - something that is familiar and understandable) or to build a new modern economy for Ukraine, the economy of technological development and how to do it.

Andriy Dligach (Doctor of Economics, Professor at Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University) published an article entitled "2023: Peremogoda Ukraina".

There was a discussion of the topic, and the Collective Intelligence with its technologies processed both the article and the comments to it, putting everything in the rizzoma.

The specific issues of the article by Dligach emerged: