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Local Information Processing Infrastructure that responds to the speed and complexity of life today.
ai-technologyclimate-ecologycommunity-economyopen-infrastructure
I'm making a prototype of a Local Large Language Model that interprets all the data of a given town in Ireland, and generated scenarios for change in order for that town to meet it's state of balance as defined by the donut economic model.
It will provide local communities with the power and agency AI is making available to the world, such that they can act collaboratively on rebalancing their localities to meet the needs of all people within the ecological ceiling of that place.
I've assembled a team of advisors, comprised of Economists; AI/ML Experts; National Policy Makers; Local City Councillors; and a co-hort of interested and engaged citizens across a range of age brackets.
I'm a committed, passionate and optimistic Irish citizen who has 10 years experience working in design and tech who believes there is an opportunity for Ireland to be the underdog of Europe by utilising our tiny size but enormous community pride
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Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/iris
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