The Active Inference Institute and Active Inference Ecosystem (v1)

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Overview

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TrustFinder is a sociotechnical system designed to enhance situational awareness in the information environment by enabling users to collaboratively manage and evaluate claims and sources. It aims to structure the information landscape to facilitate the discovery of trusted information and streamline the assessment of claims.

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Use Notes

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Findings / Concepts

Development of a collaborative platform for managing the information supply chain.
Implementation of user-driven trust scoring for evaluating sources and claims.
Integration of web and document annotation tools to enhance content interaction.
Establishment of a framework for argument representation and crowdsourcing design principles.

Methods / Techniques

Creation of 'Workspaces' for users to collaborate and share information.
Utilization of annotation affordances for marking up and enriching content.
Application of trust scores to assess the quality and intent of authors and claims.
Design of interconnected informational structures such as Claims, Questions, and Claim Instances.

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2023. The Active Inference Institute and Active Inference Ecosystem (v1). Zenodo.

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