From the New York Times bestselling author of The Hacker's Mind and Data & Goliath, an informative and wide-ranging exploration of how AI will alter every facet of democracy, and how to harness the technology to distribute rather than concentrate power.
From the New York Times bestselling author of The Hacker's Mind and Data & Goliath, an informative and wide-ranging exploration of how AI will alter every facet of democracy, and how to harness the technology to distribute rather than concentrate power.
Preface Introduction 1. Core AI Capabilities 2. Democracy as an Information System Part I: AI-Assisted Politics 3. Background: Making Mistakes 4. Talking to Voters 5. Conducting Polls 6. Organizing a Political Campaign 7. Fundraising for Politics 8. Being a Politician Part II: AI-Assisted Legislators 9. Background: Explaining Itself 10. Background: Who’s to Blame? 11. Listening to Constituents 12. Writing Laws 13. Writing More Complex Laws 14. Writing Laws that Empower Machines 15. Negotiating Legislation Part III: The AI-Assisted Administration 16. Background: Exhibiting Values and Bias 17. Background: Augmenting Versus Replacing People 18. Serving People 19. Operating Government 20. Enforcing Regulations Part IV: The AI-Assisted Court 21. Background: Being Fair 22. Background: Getting Hacked 23. Acting as a Lawyer 24. Arbitrating Disputes 25. Enforcing the Law 26. Reshaping Legislative Intent 27. Being a Judge Part V: AI-Assisted Citizens 28. Background: AI and Power 29. Background: AI and Trust 30. Explaining the News 31. Watching the Government 32. Moderating, Facilitating, and Building Consensus 33. Acting as Your Personal Advocate 34. Acting as Your Personal Political Proxy Part VI: Ensuring That AI Benefits Democracy 35. Why AI is Not Yet Good for Democracy 36. How to Ensure AI is Good for Democracy 37. What We Need to Do Now 38. Conclusion
Preface Introduction 1. Core AI Capabilities 2. Democracy as an Information System Part I: AI-Assisted Politics 3. Background: Making Mistakes 4. Talking to Voters 5. Conducting Polls 6. Organizing a Political Campaign 7. Fundraising for Politics 8. Being a Politician Part II: AI-Assisted Legislators 9. Background: Explaining Itself 10. Background: Who’s to Blame? 11. Listening to Constituents 12. Writing Laws 13. Writing More Complex Laws 14. Writing Laws that Empower Machines 15. Negotiating Legislation Part III: The AI-Assisted Administration 16. Background: Exhibiting Values and Bias 17. Background: Augmenting Versus Replacing People 18. Serving People 19. Operating Government 20. Enforcing Regulations Part IV: The AI-Assisted Court 21. Background: Being Fair 22. Background: Getting Hacked 23. Acting as a Lawyer 24. Arbitrating Disputes 25. Enforcing the Law 26. Reshaping Legislative Intent 27. Being a Judge Part V: AI-Assisted Citizens 28. Background: AI and Power 29. Background: AI and Trust 30. Explaining the News 31. Watching the Government 32. Moderating, Facilitating, and Building Consensus 33. Acting as Your Personal Advocate 34. Acting as Your Personal Political Proxy Part VI: Ensuring That AI Benefits Democracy 35. Why AI is Not Yet Good for Democracy 36. How to Ensure AI is Good for Democracy 37. What We Need to Do Now 38. Conclusion
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