Fyrir hönd The Millennium Project og Framtíðarseturs Íslands er þér boðið að taka þátt í alþjóðlegri rannsóknar – sem byggist á „Real-Time Delphi“-spurningakönnun – um efnið:
Almenn gervigreind (AGI) og samfélagsleg samheldni árið 2035
Í rannsókninni verður kannað hvernig auka megi líkurnar á því að almenn gervigreind (AGI) hvetji til samfélagslega samheldni fremur en að draga úr henni fyrir árið 2035.Þátttakendur fá niðurstöður rannsóknarinnar senda að henni lokinni. Takið þátt hér er vefslóðinn að spurningarvagninum, auk viðbótar texta um rannsóknina: accessing the questionnaire here.
You will receive the results of this study. You do not have to fill out the whole questionnaire on one visit. You are encouraged to come back to read other panelists’ comments, and edit your own at any time until the deadline of December 15, 2026. Register for the survey using a social account or email address. If you choose email, you will receive an access code. When returning, please make sure to log in with the exact same account you used to register. The demographic questions are only asked once; you will not see them again when you return.
All comments are anonymous; no attributions will be made. However, if you want a specific comment attributed to you in the final report, include the tag [please attribute] within your text. Do not type your name in the comment box.
The results will be used to create alternative scenarios that will be given to The Millennium Project Node Chairs and Co-chairs around the world as inputs to the national workshops on these issues. The strategies recommended by the workshops to address future AGI impacts on social coherence will be the subject of additional RTDelphi studies to assess their effectiveness. All phases of this research will be combined into a report that will be sent to you and distributed to political, business, academic, NGO, and UN leadership around the world.
This study assumes that a more coherent world has enough common narrative, that people feel they belong to the same humanity. This does not require cohesion, uniformity, and sameness; the elements of an opera are quite different, but make a coherent performance. Human interactions and perceptions of reality are affected by current AI and likely to be far more so by AGI by 2035. You are welcome to challenge these assumptions in the comment sections of the questionnaire. If you have any difficulties with this Real-Time Delphi questionnaire, contact the 4CF HalnyX team at support@halnyx.com.