Global Resolution, Alignment, and Inquiry Library: GRAIL

Let us appreciate a collective intelligence platform that creates content from collective conversation.

Let's choose any potential conflict in the world, big or small. We can even choose some of the more impossible seaming conflicts too.

Now that we have chosen a conflict, let's create a library database of all the known perspectives on the conflict and let's not seek to remove or discount any of them, even the atrocious ones.

Preparing for what comes next, let us create a network of AI agents that all use Symbiquity's "thinking" layer–– our Token Alignment Protocol, a special type of enhancer for AI that gives it contradiction based sense-making intelligence, an agent so smart that it can reliably play "conversational game theory", apply perfect language interpretation, and discover the equilibrium that moves through each different perspective.

Now that we have a network of very smart "intelligence agents", each trained on a different perspective, let's have them play Symbiquity's "Great Game", which will immediately begin to publish conflict resolution outcomes and content.

Humans can join in at any time!

Let us only use these special AI agents in the beginning, but only humans can complete the work.

Let us appreciate the Game Theory.

All views can participate but bad faith participation will carry no influence, no view is censored, and all moves, all conversations, all decisions, are out in the open while all players in the game are anonymous.

Win-win is the only possible outcome of the game.

This is GRAIL, the Global Resolution, Alignment and Inquiry Library. It is a library where conflicts don’t divide us—they increase our intelligence.

What begins as a conflict of meanings becomes a collaboration of perspectives. This is the gift of collective intelligence. It does not erase difference or demand consensus. It honors the complexity of thought, the messiness of dialogue, and the beauty of resolution.

The Symbiquity Foundation is designing this library in Open Source, free to the public. We will curate special projects and encourage others to as well.

While the library is being designed, the Great Game has already begun.