Mini Symposium 2026 04 22 - Kevin Dye
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Generative AI in Modeling"
Abstract
Examples of the use of Large Language Models to support and simulate Structured Deliberations will be presented. This includes the production of Interpretive Structural Models, Causal Loop Diagrams, Text Visualization, and Conversation Analysis. A current application case study, hosted by the ISSS (SIG: Systemic Dialogue]], IFSR, Club of Rome, Global Agoras and Future Worlds Center called Reimaging Our World will focus the discussion.
Short Bio
Kevin designs and facilitates interdisciplinary, stakeholder-based, structured deliberations regarding policy, planning and design of collaborative initiatives. Over a 40 year career he completed projects in: a Global Disease Elimination Program with the World Health Organization; rapprochement through Economic Integration and Education Reform with Turkish and Greek Cypriots; Economic Development for Peace initiatives in Northern Ireland and Mexico; Reinventing Democracy in the Digital Era in the Middle East for the UN Democracy Fund; launching new scientific fields in Green Chemistry, Patient Safety, and Regulatory Science with the US Food & Drug Administration; projecting the Future of Energy Efficiency for the Pacific Northwest and the U.S.; Sustainable Coastal Tourism in Cyprus and Denmark; R&D Strategic Planning in the Pharmaceutical sector, Mental Health services on the Internet; the Future of Autonomous Systems and Integration of Electronic and Cyber-warfare for the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratories. He co-founded two software companies in Decision Support Systems and led the introduction of Computer Aided Engineering and Knowledge Based Systems in Otis Elevator. He has a degree in Mechanical Engineering and was sponsored as a Sloan Visiting Fellow at MIT.