Mind of People
From Influence to Intelligence
Mind of People is powered by Sim Populi, an advanced AI. Use responsibly.
Beyond the Analysis
Predict Movements. Empower Change.Mind of People is a new kind of planning tool for leaders, campaigners, and community organizers. Instead of just asking what people think today, it simulates how ideas, messages, and actions might ripple through society tomorrow.Built with ethics at the core, Mind of People doesn’t track individuals—it models patterns of behavior to help campaigns understand what might work, where, and why. It's a safe, privacy-respecting way to explore strategies, test ideas, and make better decisions that resonate with real people.Whether you're shaping policy, launching a movement, or running a campaign, Mind of People offers a smarter, more human-centered way to listen, learn, and lead.
Beyond the Polls
Traditional election polls offer snapshots of public opinion, capturing voters' preferences at specific moments. However, these methods often struggle to account for the dynamic and complex nature of voter behavior, especially in an era of rapid information dissemination and shifting societal norms.Mind of People transcends these limitations by employing advanced agent-based modeling to simulate and predict the evolution of public sentiment over time. By integrating diverse data sources and simulating interactions within a virtual society, this platform provides a more nuanced and forward-looking understanding of electoral dynamics.Moving beyond static polling, embracing such predictive simulations allows campaigners, policymakers, and activists to anticipate changes, test strategies, and engage with the electorate more effectively, fostering a more responsive and informed democratic process.
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Mind of People vs Traditional Polling:
| Category | Traditional Election Polling | Mind of People |
|---|---|---|
| Sampling Method | Small, manually curated samples via phone, SMS, or online panels | Full-spectrum, agent-based simulations of entire populations using demographic & behavioral data |
| Speed | Days to weeks to collect, clean, and analyze responses | Near real-time insights using pre-built population models and instant scenario simulation |
| Cost | High per poll; especially expensive for national or multilingual campaigns | Initial build cost for AI, but low marginal cost for unlimited scenarios |
| Bias & Error Sources | Susceptible to self-selection, social desirability, and demographic non-response | No self-reporting; behaviors emerge naturally through rules and interaction dynamics |
| Scenario Testing | Limited to “if you voted today…” or single variable hypotheticals | Can simulate cascading effects of complex, multi-factor campaign strategies or policy changes |
| Behavior Modeling | Measures stated intent, not real behavior | Models actual behaviors, influence chains, and cultural dynamics recursively |
| Temporal Scope | Static snapshots of opinion | Evolving, time-aware modeling across days, weeks, or election cycles |
| Accuracy | Limited by sampling error and polling screens (e.g., likely voters) | Accuracy improves over time via recursive model tuning and agent learning |
| Adaptability | Must be rebuilt or re-polled to assess new questions | Easily run new simulations with modified parameters, campaigns, or shocks |
| Strategic Insights | Provides current sentiment, but hard to predict downstream effects | Reveals tipping points, backlash dynamics, long-tail influence effects, and movement spread |
| Best Use Cases | Tracking popularity, testing simple messages | Designing entire campaign strategy, messaging arcs, and voter mobilization paths |
| Granularity | Often generalized across states, regions, or large demos. | Highly granular—can simulate small segments, niche populations, or hyperlocal dynamics. |
| Message | Testing Can test individual messages via surveys. | Can simulate the long-tail impact of message arcs over time—narratives, cascading influence, backlash. |
| Real-Time Adaptability | Static once collected; new polls must be fielded to reflect changes. | Can ingest fresh data and run new simulations in near-real-time. |
| Privacy Risk | Collects personally identifiable data if not handled carefully. | Uses agent-based models and synthetic populations—no need for tracking individual identities. |
| Emotional Response Capture | Usually misses emotional or unconscious drivers. | Can model emotional response dynamics (fear, hope, identity alignment) across agents and networks. |
| Ethical Design | Depends on the firm and sponsor; can be used manipulatively or transparently. | Designed to be privacy-first and scenario-based, ethical use depends on user intention and transparency. |
| Predictive Power | Polls predict short-term preferences. | Mind of People simulates trajectories, not just moments, forecasting how opinions evolve and spread. |
| Reusability | Data is historical and must be re-collected each time. | Simulation models can be refined and reused for multiple scenarios, elections, or message environments. |
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Ethical Usage of Mind of People
Guiding Principles for Trustworthy Behavioral ModelingMind of People is a powerful AI for simulating, forecasting, and influencing large-scale human behavior. With that power comes profound responsibility.We believe that modeling people should always serve people. Therefore, the use of Mind of People, and all components of Sim Populi, must adhere to the following ethical principles:1. Privacy-First by Design
Mind of People does not require or use personally identifiable information (PII). Instead, it operates on synthetic populations constructed from aggregated, anonymized, and publicly available data. This safeguards individual privacy while enabling systemic insight.2. Transparency of Purpose
All uses of Mind of People should be declared openly:* Who is running simulations
* What scenarios are being tested
* How results will be usedWe encourage publishing this intent in campaign materials, organizational ethics pages, or regulatory disclosures where applicable.3. Beneficial Use Only
Mind of People is designed to help understand and empower human systems, not to deceive or exploit them.
Use cases must respect democratic norms, human dignity, and public trust. This includes:* Avoiding manipulative nudging without consent
* Not simulating misinformation to test its spread
* Not profiling vulnerable populations for strategic gain4. Explainability and Auditability
Models and outputs must be explainable to the stakeholders they affect, whether voters, customers, or citizens.
Mind of People encourages:* Model documentation
* Scenario disclosure
* Ethical review boards for sensitive applications5. No Use for Coercion or Surveillance
Mind of People must never be used for authoritarian surveillance, predictive policing, or suppression of dissent.
Its simulations are tools for persuasion, not control, and must remain within the boundaries of informed, consensual civic and commercial engagement.6. Equity in Representation
Simulation inputs must reflect the diversity and complexity of real populations.
Underserved and marginalized groups must be included respectfully, avoiding both erasure and stereotyping.
We encourage co-design with affected communities whenever possible.7. Stewardship of Influence
Mind of People grants its users an unprecedented ability to model cascading influence and collective behavior.
We ask that users treat this capability not as a weapon, but as a responsibility to guide movements toward equity, sustainability, and truth.Mind of People is not just a tool to predict what people will do. It's a tool to help you do right by them.
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🧠 Mind of People - Simulation Pricing Sheet
Powered by Sim Populi · Designed for Campaigns, Movements & Policy Strategy
🎟️ What Are Turn Tokens?Turn Tokens — or simply “Turns” — are simulation credits that let campaign teams run predictive, time-evolving behavioral models in Mind of People.* 1 Turn = 1 simulated human per response cycle
* Full behavioral, emotional, and social simulation
* Each run is a full alternative future, not a snapshot📊 Simulation Cost Breakdown
| Item | Unit | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Simulation Run | 10,000 Turns | $10,000 |
| Additional Turns | Per Turn | $1.00 |
| Scenario Variant Run | 10,000+ Turns each | $10,000+ |
| Complex Strategy Arc | 20K–50K+ Turns | $20,000 – $50,000+ |
| Real-World Event Re-Simulation | Per Scenario | $1 per Turn |
💬 Custom pricing or institutional agreements can be discussed upon request.
🧭 How to Use Turns
Simulate with Confidence: How Turn Tokens Work
1. Plan a Scenario
Choose the message, audience, or intervention you want to model.2. Run a Baseline Simulation
Launch a 10,000+ Turn simulation to explore behavioral and sentiment dynamics.3. Test Variants
Simulate different scenarios with messaging, geography, or timing changes.4. Scale Strategy Arcs
Use 20K–50K+ Turns to simulate broader or longer-term campaign arcs.5. Recalibrate & Re-Run
When events change in the real world, re-run simulations with new inputs.
📦 Turn Token PacksPre-buy Turns to use across teams and phases of your campaign:* 🌀 10,000 Turns = $10,000
* 🌀 25,000 Turns = $25,000
* 🌀 50,000 Turns = $50,000✅ Turns never expire and can be used anytime during your strategy cycle.🌐 Ethical, Predictive, Strategic✅ Privacy-first: No PII collected
✅ Built with synthetic populations
✅ Forward-looking insight
✅ Designed for democratic integrity
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