Published 4 months ago

Steven Kull and JP Thomas: Safeguarding democracy from artificial intelligence

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Steven Kull and JP Thomas: Elected officials should listen to and be influenced by the electorate. But the means for government officials to hear from the people are limited, they say. They say developments in AI can generate vast numbers of communications to policymakers. Kull, Thomas: If policymakers truly want to listen, they should create a government-funded institute.

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The Korea Herald

[Steven Kull, J.P. Thomas] Safeguarding democracy from AI

The Founding Fathers of the United States asserted that elected officials should listen to and be influenced by the views of the electorate. As James Madison said, “It is the reason, alone, of the public, that ought to control and regulate the government.” However, the means for government officials to hear from the people are limited. Elected officials receive emails, letters, phone calls and input at to...

4 months ago·Seoul, Korea, Republic of

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Daily Camera

Steven Kull and JP Thomas: Safeguarding democracy from artificial intelligence

By Steven Kull and JP Thomas The Founding Fathers asserted that elected officials should listen to and be influenced by the views of the electorate. As James Madison said, “it is the reason, alone, of the public, that ought to control and regulate the government.” However, the means for government officials to hear from the people are limited. Elected officials receive emails, letters, phone calls and input at town halls, and some agencies occa…

4 months ago·Boulder, United States

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