About the Council on Extended IntelligenceOur Next Steps ~ To proliferate the ideals of responsible participant design, data agency, and metrics of economic prosperity prioritizing people and the planet over profit and productivity CXI will pursue the following projects [documented as objectives in this StratML rendition]Council on Extended IntelligenceCXI_472d7c60-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea00IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA)MITCXI MembersThe IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) and MIT have joined forces to launch a global Council on Extended Intelligence (CXI) composed of individuals who agree on the [narrative documented as values in this StratML rendition]Greg AdamsonAssociate Professor, University of MelbourneMicah AltmanDirector of Research, MIT Libraries. Head Scientist, Program on Information ScienceAzeem AzharFounder & Investor, Exponential ViewChelsea BarabasMIT Media Lab, Research ScientistKaren BartlesonIEEE President 2017Chris BavitzHarvard Law School, WilmerHale Clinical Professor of LawSophia Adams BhattiThe Law Society, Director of Legal and Regulatory Policy, UKRyan BudishHarvard University, Assistant Research Director, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & SocietyJoy BuolamwiniMIT Media Lab, Graduate ResearcherCraig CampbellAssistant Director for Policy & Operations at the Mayor’s Office of Data AnalyticsAnne CarblancHead of OECD Division on Digital Economy PolicyVint CerfGoogle, Internet Pioneer (VP)Raja ChatilaProfessor, Sorbonne Université – Paris & Chair, The IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent SystemsKade CrockfordAmerican Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, Director, Technology for Liberty ProgramPaul R. DaughertyAccenture, Chief Technology & Innovation OfficerKarthik DinakarMIT Media Lab, Research ScientistKatryna DowMeeco, CEO & FounderJim DratwaEuropean Commission & Woodrow Wilson CenterNicolas EconomouChief executive, H5; co-chair, Law Committee, IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent SystemsRiane EislerCenter for Partnership Studies, PresidentArisa EmaAssistant Professor, Policy Alternatives Research Institute, University of Tokyo & Visiting Researcher, RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence ProjectDaniel Faggella CEO, Emerj Artificial Intelligence ResearchLing FanFounder & CEO, Tezign.com, Founding Director, Tongji University Design A.I. LaboratoryKay Firth-ButterfieldWorld Economic Forum, Head, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at World Economic ForumMahmud FarooqueClinical Associate Professor, School for the Future of Innovation in Society; Associate Director, Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes-DC; Arizona State UniversityUrs GasserExecutive Director of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and a Professor of Practice at Harvard Law SchoolLord Anthony GiddensUK House of Lords, MemberAmandeep S. GillExecutive Director, Secretariat of UNSG High Level Panel on Digital CooperationD. Fox HarrellProfessor of Digital Media and AI, MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) and Comparative Media Studies Program; Director, MIT Center for Advanced VirtualityJohn C. HavensExecutive Director, CXI & The IEEE Global A/IS Ethics InitiativeErica HaybronExternal Partnerships Liaison, Accenture Responsible AICesar A. HidalgoMIT Media Lab, Director, Collective Learning GroupCyrus HodesAdvisor to the Minister of Artificial Intelligence (UAE) and co-founder AI Initiative @ The Future SocietyJoichi ItoEva KailiEuropean Parliament, Member of the European Parliament, Head of the Hellenic Delegation for the Progressive Alliance of S&D, Chair Scientific Foresight Unit STOA, Chair EU-NATO DelegationKonstantinos KarachaliosManaging Director, IEEE Standards AssociationAnja KaspersenDirector, Intrapreneur, Storyteller, TechplomatIbram X. KendiProfessor and Director, The Antiracist Research & Policy Center, American UniversityBaroness Beeban KidronMember of House of Lords, Chair 5Rights FoundationBenjamin KooFounder of Extreme Learning Process (XLP), Tsinghua UniversityVarun KroviDeputy Chief of Staff & Legislative Director, U.S. House of RepresentativesEileen LachIEEE Global Initiative, Member, Executive CommitteeLawrence LessigHarvard Law School, Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and LeadershipSteve MannChairman and CEO, MannLab.comVikash MansinghkaMIT Probabilistic Computing Project, Principal InvestigatorKarren McCabeSenior Director, Public Affairs and Marketing, IEEE Standards AssociationNicolas MiaiheCo Founder & President, The Future Society; Senior Visiting Research Fellow, Program on Science Technology & Society, Harvard Kennedy School of GovernmentKatina MichaelProfessor, School for the Future of Innovation in Society and School of Computing, Informatics and Decision Systems Engineering. Director, Engineering, Policy & Society, Arizona State University. Founding editor of IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society.Martha MinowHarvard Law School, Carter Professor of General JurisprudenceMargarita MoraCommunity partnerships, Nia Tero / CI / Directors Fellow MIT Media LabCatelijne MullerMember of the EU High Level Expert Group on Artificial IntelligenceNeha NarulaDirector, Digital Currency Initiative, MIT Media LabPaul NemitzEuropean Commission, Principal AdviserDr. Clara NeppelSenior Director, IEEE European Business OperationsTakeo NishikataMIT Media Lab, Visiting Scientist, NRINeri OxmanMIT Media Lab, Sony Corporation Career Development Professor and Associate Professor of Media Arts and SciencesEleonore PauwelsResearch Fellow on Emerging Cybertechnologies, United Nations University and Director of the AI Lab, Wilson CenterJonnie PennHarvard University, Affiliate, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & SocietyAlex “Sandy” PentlandMIT Media Lab, Director, Human Dynamics GroupRosalind PicardMIT Media Lab, Founder and Director, Affective Computing Research GroupEdson PrestesProfessor, Informatics Institute, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, BrazilTenzin PriyadarshiMIT Media Lab, Director, Ethics InitiativeIyad RahwanMIT Media Lab, Associate ProfessorKate RaworthSenior Visiting Research Associate, Environmental Change Institute, Oxford UniversityJulia RedaMember of the European Parliament, Access to Knowledge AdvocateSara Rendtorff-SmithMIT Media Lab, Research Scientist & MIT Probabilistic Computing Project, Applied Research Lead for Data-driven Governance and AI PolicyMarc RosenProducer at Village Roadshow (studio that produced READY PLAYER ONE, MAD MAX, THE MATRIX); First executive in LA at Heyday Films (HARRY POTTER, GRAVITY) having produced deals in film and TV at Warner Bros, Paramount, and CBS. Recently finished the series SENSE8 on Netflix with the Wachowskis.Jeffrey SachsThe Center for Sustainable Development, DirectorKen SakamuraDean, INIAD, Toyo University, Chair, TRON ForumFr. Eric SalobirOptic Technology, PresidentNatalie SaltielProgram Manager, Ethics & Governance of AI FundAnjali SastryMIT Sloan School of Management, Senior LecturerAli ShahBBC, Head of Emerging Technology and Strategic DirectionAlpesh ShahSr. Director, Global Business Strategy & Intelligence, IEEE Standards AssociationKevin SlavinFounding CTO and Artistic Advisor, The Shed / Research Affiliate and Founder, Playful Systems Group, MIT Media LabSarah SpiekermannVienna University of Economics and Business, Professor for Information SystemsDr. Elisabeth Stampfl-BlahaAustrian Standards, Standardization StrategistAudrey TangDigital Minister, TaiwanHruy TsegayeFounder, iCog LabsAndre UhlHarvard University, Ph.D. CandidateAndrew UpdegroveGesmer Updegrove LLP, PartnerStephen WelbyIEEE, Executive Director and Chief Operating OfficerDanielle WoodMIT Media Lab, Director of the Space Enabled Research GroupDon WrightPresident IEEE Standards Association 2016-2018Lan XueDean of School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua UniversityJonathan ZittrainHarvard Law School, George Bemis Professor of International LawPeople and the planet are prioritized over profit and productivity_472d7de6-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea00To proliferate the ideals of responsible participant design, data agency, and metrics of economic prosperity_472d7f3a-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea00ScienceA Vision for Responsible Participant Design ~ One of the most powerful narratives of modern times is the story of scientific and technological progress.TechnologyWhile our future will undoubtedly be shaped by the use of existing and emerging technologies – in particular, of autonomous and intelligent systems (A/IS) – there is no guarantee that progress defined by “the next” is beneficial.GrowthGrowth for humanity’s future should not be defined by reductionist ideas of speed or size alone but as the holistic evolution of our species in positive alignment with the environmental and other systems comprising the modern algorithmic world.EthicsWe believe all systems must be responsibly created to best utilize science and technology for tangible social and ethical progress.Risk MitigationIndividuals, businesses and communities involved in the development and deployment of autonomous and intelligent technologies should mitigate predictable risks at the inception and design phase and not as an afterthought.OutcomesThis will help ensure these systems are created in such a way that their outcomes are beneficial to society, culture and the environment.Participatory DesignAutonomous and intelligent technologies also need to be created via participatory design, where systems thinking can help us avoid repeating past failures stemming from attempts to control and govern the complex-adaptive systems we are part of.AwarenessResponsible living with or in the systems we are part of requires an awareness of the constrictive paradigms we operate in today.ImaginationOur future practices will be shaped by our individual and collective imaginations and by the stories we tell about who we are and what we desire, for ourselves and the societies in which we live.CooperationThese stories must move beyond the “us versus them” media mentality pitting humans against machines. SkillAutonomous and intelligent technologies have the potential to enhance our personal and social skills; Integrationthey are much more fully integrated and less discrete than the term “artificial intelligence” implies.Social ProgressAnd while this process may enlarge our cognitive intelligence or make certain individuals or groups more powerful, it does not necessarily make our systems more stable or socially beneficial.NarrativeBuild a new narrative for intelligent and autonomous technologies inspired by principles of systems dynamics and design_472d80fc-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea001“Extended Intelligence” is based on the hypothesis that intelligence, ideas, analysis and action are not formed in any one individual collection of neurons or code. By leveraging principles of systems dynamics and design, developers can guide the integration of increasingly powerful algorithms and machines into present and future systems in a way that increases their robustness and prevents the reinforcement of negative systemic biases. This would align with the flourishing of all humans involved in such systems or affected by them and with the preservation of our natural environment.Articles, Webinars & CurriculumCreate an introduction to Extended Intelligence and Participatory Design_472d823c-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea001.1Extended Intelligence ... Awareness and Action: This project will focus on creating an introduction to Extended Intelligence and Participatory Design. To avoid reductionism, these articles, webinars, and curriculum will help organizations build a new narrative for autonomous and intelligent technologies inspired by principles of systems dynamics and design.Digital IdentityReclaim our digital identity in the algorithmic age_472d837c-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea002Business models based on tracking behavior and using outdated modes of consent are compounded by the appetites of states, industries and agencies for all data that may be gathered. Such widespread surveillance, combined with social-engineering techniques, has eroded trust and can ultimately lead to authoritarianism and the proliferation of systems that reinforce systemic biases rather than correct them. The Council is actively working against this paradigm – in which people have no agency over their identity and their data – as being fundamentally at odds with an open and free society.Data PolicyHelp individuals and society reclaim their digital identity_472d84e4-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea002.1GovernmentsOrganizationsIndividualsSocietyDigital Identity ... Democracy by Design ~ This project will create a Data Policy template for governments and organizations to utilize in helping individuals and society reclaim their digital identity in the algorithmic age. Realizing the difficulties with creating a “one-size-fits-all” global solution, CXI will focus on providing general best practices for evolved identity recommendations (Personal Identification Management Systems, Blockchain, etc.) that can be adapted based on country-specific and other contextual considerations.MetricsRethink our metrics for success_472d864c-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea003Although very widely used, concepts of exponential growth and productivity such as the gross domestic product (GDP) index are insufficient to holistically measure societal prosperity. What we measure reflects the paradigm that governs setting goals and measuring success. Current indexes prioritizing short-term gains tend therefore to reinforce economic and societal models of the Industrial Revolution era. Under current circumstances, progress in autonomous and intelligent technologies is likely to further reinforce the dynamics of such short-term returns-oriented systems, thus increasing inequality and social tensions and further concentrating wealth and power among an ever-smaller class of privileged people.ProsperityRedefine and reprioritize metrics of prosperity_472d8796-a97b-11ec-868e-494c0183ea003.1GovernmentsOrganizationsSocietyOrganization for Economic Cooperation and Development United NationsEnlightened Indicators ... Measuring What’s Good Versus Simply Growth ~ This project will create a Wellbeing Indicator template for governments and organizations to utilize in helping society redefine and reprioritize genuine metrics of prosperity to benefit us all. CXI will focus on providing general recommendations and best practices based on established indicators (such as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Better Life Index and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals) for their template.2022-03-22https://globalcxi.org/OwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net