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'''Envisioning Politics 2.0: How AIs, cyborgs, and transhumanism can enhance democracy and improve society''' is a book edited by [[David Wood]] and [[Alexander Karran]].<br />
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<blockquote>"Politics 1.0 has taken us a long way. But the multidimensional, intersecting nature of present-day issues and opportunities requires a new calibre of politics. Anticipating that new calibre of politics is the central purpose of the think tank [[Transpolitica]] which has published this volume.<br />
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The essays in this book provide visions of what Politics 2.0 might look like. They express the thoughts, hopes, and fears from a diverse mix of futurists, political thinkers, academics, and think-tank members. They explore various ways in which new technology might enable improved politics (analogous to the way in which technology enabled the emergence of a collaborative "Web 2.0" with community intelligence, superseding the top-down "Web 1.0"):<br />
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* Relevant expert knowledge being quickly brought to vexed questions of subsidies, regulations, standards, and so on – rather than politicians being out of their depths<br />
* Automated fact-checking taking place in real-time, rather than mistakes and errant claims being allowed to influence political discussion for too long<br />
* Humans improving their own cognitive skills, as part of a process we can call cyborgization<br />
* External artificial intelligence augmenting the decision-making capabilities of humans<br />
* The insights of the transhumanist movement, which boldly upholds the possibility of a profound social transformation alongside human physical and mental enhancements."</blockquote><br />
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:: - From the book summary at Amazon.com<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/Envisioning-Politics-2-0-transhumanism-Transpolitica-ebook/dp/B010ODV0QK/ Amazon.com]</ref><br />
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== Transpolitica 2016 ==<br />
<embedvideo service="youtube">https://youtu.be/0fTC644nWuU</embedvideo><br />
"Without better political processes, all our hopes for technology improving the world are at high risk. Collabtech – technology for better collaboration – is, therefore, probably the most important technology of all to get right."<ref>https://youtu.be/0fTC644nWuU</ref><br />
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== External links ==<br />
* [https://transpolitica.org/ Transpolitica]<br />
* [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEOIGoSFzsjgrPHdbOMsIAQ London Futurists YouTube Channel]<br />
== References ==<br />
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