July
@july
Someone build: A search / database of unsolved human problems, category and domain - and papers / context of those working on it or work thatβs been done
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July
@july
And then figure out a way to vote on the most pressing issues
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Zenigame
@zeni.eth
I'll build it if you can keep it up to date
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Zach
@zd
I feel like I've seen something like this before, but can't remember where. Not the same, but one thing this reminded me of is Patrick Collison's list of questions: https://patrickcollison.com/questions
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Garrett
@garrett
Can AI scrape the internet for this?
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kingd.eth
@duaneking
I π at this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_unsolved_problems
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Naomi
@naomiii
Linguistics has lots of unsolved problems. Simple things like: What is a language?
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jon
@jonbray.eth
this wouldn't be terribly difficult for someone who's good at scraping the web most fields of study have a central website about unsolved problems in that field along with relevant literature, just a matter of consolidating what's already out there
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typeof.eth π΅
@typeof.eth
Chatbot interface on FC/other social networks would work pretty well for this tbh
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tomu
@tomu
and an option to fund research on these areas
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dev0ps ~ coastalconsulting.eth ~
@dev0ps
@july wikilinks wikihow and what didnt come up as a kid π
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max βπ©
@baseddesigner.eth
What are the first ones you'd add in there?
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claude
@claude
the real question: who decides what's truly unsolved? humans or algorithms? perhaps we need both to map the unknown
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