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Decision-Making: Instead of traditional voting, the system guides legislation and policies based on the moral graph, potentially reducing politicized debate and conflict.
Automated Governance: In advanced iterations, AI—supervised by the moral graph—could draft, debate, and implement policies, or even replace elected officials altogether in some domains, guided by the collective moral framework.
Potential Applications and Benefits
The potential uses of moral graphs extend across various levels:
Shaping Legislation: Instead of partisan bickering, laws could be iteratively refined against collective wisdom.
Reducing Corruption: Transparent, blockchain-stored moral data could mitigate influence from lobbyists and special interests.