This sounds like an amazing project and I find it very motivating. Especially the questions around how we’d like future epistemics to be and prioritizing different tools/training.
As I’m sure you are aware, there is a wide academic literature around many related aspects including the formalization of rationality, descriptive analysis of personal and group epistemics, and building training programs. If I understand you correctly, a GPI analog here would be something like an interdisciplinary research center that attempts to find general frameworks with which it would be possible later on to better compare between interventions that aim at improving epistemics and to standardize a goal of “epistemic progress”, with a focus on the most initially promising subdomains?
This sounds like an amazing project and I find it very motivating. Especially the questions around how we’d like future epistemics to be and prioritizing different tools/training.
As I’m sure you are aware, there is a wide academic literature around many related aspects including the formalization of rationality, descriptive analysis of personal and group epistemics, and building training programs. If I understand you correctly, a GPI analog here would be something like an interdisciplinary research center that attempts to find general frameworks with which it would be possible later on to better compare between interventions that aim at improving epistemics and to standardize a goal of “epistemic progress”, with a focus on the most initially promising subdomains?