Bohyun KimDec 5
What would be some of the concrete and *realistic* terms/features of “responsible AI” practices in your opinion (not of the pie-in-the-sky type)? I would love to hear from folks at #FF2025 if you have thoughts on this topic. Thank you!
Show threadScott JensonDec 5
@bohyunkim https://resonantcomputing.org/
The Resonant Computing Manifesto

Technology should bring out the best in humanity, not the worst—a manifesto for resonant computing built on five principles that reject hyper-scale extraction for human flourishing.

Show threadBohyun KimDec 9
@scottjenson Thx for sharing this! I would want to know more about "Adaptable" and "Prosocial" as principles and how they would be incorporated in actual software products. Also any examples of the tooling and infrastructure that will enable resonant products and ecosystems by any chance?
Show threadScott JensonDec 9
@bohyunkim It so happens that I'm meeting with one of the authors tomorrow. I'm happy to ask your questions of them
Show threadBohyun Kim
@scottjenson That would be great. The approach in this manifesto is interesting to me, in that it tries to create/find "resonance" via/in technology (rather than nature) through hyper-personalization (that AI may enable). The prospect of establishing technology established again as a *tool* to meet/speak to human needs in its proper sense (=techne) would be exciting.
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Show threadScott JensonDec 10
@bohyunkim "Adaptive", as I understand it, is that the software shouldn't be "one app for all" but a series of tools that can be composed for specific needs. Prosocial seems to be just a more hopeful, positive note that this should be a tech that brings us together, not reinforces islands.
Show threadBohyun KimDec 10
@scottjenson thank you!