AI & Democracy
summary
Claims that 1 in 6 women leave office after deepfake porn or threats, and that apolitical already reaches 200,000 public servants in 160 countries, anchor the session. Examples include unused government AI labs, ChatGPT-style tools taught to leaders, Ukraine’s rapid digitization, UK automated prosecutions that produced wrongful convictions, and community chatbots in Guatemala. Proposals: voluntary party pacts against deepfakes, citizen assemblies, quadratic voting and AI-enabled adaptive policy and targeted candidate support.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53AI and democracy debate
- 3:40Government AI capabilities
- 6:51AI adoption differences
- 7:56Trust in government services
- 10:03AI for citizen engagement
- 11:26Risks of automated bureaucracy
- 13:54Inclusive government services
- 14:57AI in political leadership
- 17:05Decentralization and citizen assemblies
- 18:09Combating political cynicism
- 19:102024 AI wish list
- 21:50Closing remarks
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