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The Meaning Alignment Institute was founded on the premise of creating systems that optimize future societal decisions based not just on engagement but on wisdom. Their core technology is the moral graph, which builds upon the concept of knowledge graphs—interconnected nodes representing information and relationships. However, in moral graphs, nodes represent states or situations, and the links between them symbolize decisions or actions.
Each linkage in a moral graph carries metadata indicating how wise a decision is—thicker lines denote more universally accepted, better choices, while thinner ones suggest less consensus. This structure enables a "choose-your-own-adventure" style mapping of decision pathways toward increased collective wisdom.