

Reverse Alignment: Democracy Deep Dive (RxC Salon 2)
We know there’s so much energy in the community to advance the transformative frame of Reverse Alignment, so we’re holding a follow-up workshop building on the excellent conversations at the August RxC Salon.
Powered by Context Engine, this is a deep dive into Reverse Alignment and democracy: the leading demand from Salon 1.
You’ll begin by responding to questions generated from the transcripts of the first RxC Salon on Reverse Alignment. Results appear in real time as opinion groups and areas of consensus and difference, so the room can see where it agrees and where it splits, and move toward practical outcomes, clear pilots and next steps.
How it works
Join: paste a code into your AI agent, or scan a QR code to answer on the web or by AI voice interview.
Drafted, then approved: responses are drafted from your interview or your agent’s prediction, pending your approval.
Breakouts add questions: one person per breakout room records the conversation. Context Engine drafts new questions from the room.
The room, together in real time: see consensus and difference, opinion groups and where everyone stands, in the bridging tradition of Polis and Community Notes.
Your data stays with its makers: data is exported to a private repository that participants can access.
Building something cumulative
We’ll use the outputs from this session to build a living data repository for our community, so each Salon builds on the last, knowledge is searchable and shared, and our accumulated thinking continues to guide us. In future, participants could set the terms on which others can query that data, through a “Kami”: a bounded local steward for our community.
Learn more
Reverse Alignment: https://reversealignment.ai
RxC blog post, On Reverse Alignment: https://www.radicalxchange.org/updates/blog/on-reverse-alignment/
Context Engine: https://contextengine.sh/about
Discover Audrey Tang's Kami: https://civic.ai/kami/
Register to join us, and let us know if you’d like to support the event or help shape it. A huge thanks to Charlie Thompson for his creativity and work on this. Image via ReverseAlignment.ai