Liquid democracy proposes a radically different model of democracy.

Everyone has full agency over their votes.

However, on a given topic, they can delegate their vote to someone else, whose judgment they trust and whose values they are aligned with.

That person can delegate the votes delegated to them, and so on.

Instead of people making seat-of-their-pants decisions on tactical things they don't understand (which fundamentally selects for optics over substance), they'd make longer-term decisions on who they trust.

At any point, people can change their vote or delegate.

One downside is that it requires more cognitive labor.

But LLMs can help with the cognitive labor!