A polynomial-time constitutional governance protocol in metric spaces unifies aggregation, supermajority amendment, deliberation, and consensus for digital communities and organizations.
Constitutional consensus.arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.19216
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The paper partitions global platforms into four classes by the cardinality of essential agents in multiagent atomic-transactions protocols, with proofs that centralised, decentralised, federated, and grassroots social-network specifications all meet the same correctness properties.
Volitional multiagent atomic transactions model systems of people and machines by requiring both machine preconditions and human willingness for atomic actions, enabling safety and liveness analysis for grassroots platforms.
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Constitutional Governance in Metric Spaces
A polynomial-time constitutional governance protocol in metric spaces unifies aggregation, supermajority amendment, deliberation, and consensus for digital communities and organizations.
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Characterising Global Platforms: Centralised, Decentralised, Federated, and Grassroots
The paper partitions global platforms into four classes by the cardinality of essential agents in multiagent atomic-transactions protocols, with proofs that centralised, decentralised, federated, and grassroots social-network specifications all meet the same correctness properties.
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Volitional Multiagent Atomic Transactions: Describing People and their Machines
Volitional multiagent atomic transactions model systems of people and machines by requiring both machine preconditions and human willingness for atomic actions, enabling safety and liveness analysis for grassroots platforms.