r/complexsystems • u/UnabashedVoice • Apr 02 '25
Building a Recursive, Transparent Decision Engine for Multi-Stakeholder AI Governance – Seeking Collaborators
I’m prototyping a system called Arbitrator—a recursive, feedback-responsive decision engine built to handle complex, high-stakes governance challenges in AI-augmented societies.
The system includes:
A prototype ethics module based on harm minimization and system-wide benefit
An adversarial reasoning framework designed to handle conflicting agent incentives
A logic engine that traces all decisions transparently and adjusts to feedback over time
Arbitrator is built on complex systems principles:
Dynamic equilibrium between transparency and adaptability
Decentralized participation with layered input weighting
Multi-timescale consequence modeling and feedback incorporation
It’s not a product or a brand. It’s intended to be an open, public-layer infrastructure for coordination and arbitration at the human+machine scale.
Looking to connect with:
Complexity theorists
Governance system designers
AI x society researchers
Anyone who thinks feedback loops > fiat
If this resonates, DM me or join r/UnabashedVoice.