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title-long: "Framing the Impact of AI Systems on Social Systems"
title-short: Impact of AI on Social Systems
document-id: systems
tags:
 - journalism
 - elections
 - education
 - labor
 - cybersecurity
# abstract in text format
abstract: >
  Some of the impacts of AI deployment at scale are better assessed at the level of social systems than
  at the level of individuals; including its effect on education, labor conditions, election integrity,
  or information ecosystems among others.
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introduction: >
  <p>
    AI increasingly wreaks havoc on numerous aspects of our lives. It affects the labor market, altering compensation
    structures and raising questions about control over AI deployment in workplaces. Its influence extends to our societal
    institutions at large like the educational infrastructure, democratic processes, and the entire information ecosystem. 
  </p>

  <p>
    Given these wide-ranging impacts, it is crucial to develop evaluation methods to measure its impacts.
    We must create mechanisms for societies to make informed decisions about their technological future and implement strategies
    to mitigate AI's potential risks. Moreover, as AI systems become more integrated into our daily lives, there's an urgent need
    to raise general awareness about their downstream effects and improve AI literacy across society.
  </p>
sections:
  - section-title: Impact on Journalism and Information Ecosystems
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      </p>
  - section-title: Impact on Education and Schools
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      </p>
  - section-title: Impact on Labor Conditions
    section-text: >
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      </p>
  - section-title: Impact on Infrastructure (Cyber-)Security
    section-text: >
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      </p>
  - section-title: Impact on Election Integrity and Democratic Processes
    section-text: >
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      </p>
resources:
- resource-name: Google Doc topic Card
  resource-url: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zhbaCZT8QDFHjhIlrnE-XObbXN8ZUMLhzrZYMFxBqFc/
contributions: >
  Florent Daudens and Yacine Jernite wrote this document.