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Wo Künstliche Intelligenz nicht hinkommt: Legitime Demokratien brauchen Kollektive Intelligenz

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Zunehmend wird erkannt, dass Künstliche Intelligenz ein machtvolles Instrument zum Regieren sein kann. Regierungen nutzen riesige Datenmengen, um öffentliche Dienstleistungen zu verbessern. Allerdings schließen Algorithmen oftmals Bürger*innen von politischen Entscheidungen aus und verschärfen die Diskriminierung von Minderheiten. Maschinen können vielleicht darauf trainiert werden, der Verantwortlichkeit gerecht zu werden – sie werden aber niemals in der Lage sein, die Legitimität zu erzeugen, die Demokratien dringend brauchen. Wie kann digitale Technologie die Beteiligung der Bürger*innen an politischen Entscheidungen ermöglichen?

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