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| title-long: "Democratic Control over AI Development and Deployment" | |
| title-short: Democratic Decision-Making for AI | |
| locdocument-idation: deciding | |
| tags: | |
| - regulation | |
| - privacy | |
| - education | |
| - healthcare | |
| - finance | |
| # abstract in text format | |
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| Regulation of AI has received increased attention recently. Why transversal regulation | |
| focusing on AI as a particular technical paradigm have been the most visible, it's important | |
| to recall that existing regulation of algorithms, personal data, and automatic decision systems, | |
| especially in sensitive domains like health or education, should already be shaping AI | |
| development and deployment. | |
| # introduction and sections in HTML format | |
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| Regulation of AI has received increased attention recently. Why transversal regulation | |
| focusing on AI as a particular technical paradigm have been the most visible, it's important | |
| to recall that existing regulation of algorithms, personal data, and automatic decision systems, | |
| especially in sensitive domains like health or education, should already be shaping AI | |
| development and deployment. | |
| </p> | |
| <p> | |
| AI is often treated as a black box, that only is accessible to researchers or other actors with | |
| technical insider knowledge. However, as AI is affecting everyday life of many people, it is crucial | |
| for all stakeholders, including regulators, advocacy organisations, courts, and private citizens, | |
| to understand what “is inside” different AI systems. Legislation, transparency and openness is | |
| needed to give all stakeholders an active voice in shaping the trajectory of AI. | |
| </p> | |
| sections: | |
| - section-title: Mapping Pre-Existing Regulation to AI System | |
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| - section-title: Privacy and Copyright Aspects of AI Development | |
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| - section-title: Approaches to Transversal Regulation of AI as a Technical Category | |
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| - section-title: Transparency-First or Liability-First Regulatory Approaches | |
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| - section-title: Procurement Condition, Government Use, and Right to an Alternative | |
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| </p> | |
| resources: | |
| - resource-name: Google Doc topic Card | |
| resource-url: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PLNuZcal1z2tPbohhXEAoJAGr_GWbT0wkpulDtIJR6s/ | |
| contributions: > | |
| Lucie-Aimee Kaffee and Yacine Jernite wrote this document. | |