Google DeepMind builds 'pluralistic agents' to amplify public input in AI governance
jacyanthis · x · 2026-11-14
Google DeepMind researcher jacyanthis introduces 'pluralistic agents': AI agents that represent individual people's views in governance debates, addressing the concern that AGI decisions are racing ahead without public input.
The demo shows agents interviewing users, holding multi-agent discussions, and producing consensus policy rules such as whistleblower protection — giving ordinary people a voice even in technical and confidential debates.
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