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Artificial Intelligence, Control and Legitimacy. From a General Framework to the Chinese Case

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  • Gil, Olga

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In this work, a general framework for the analysis of governance of artificial intelligence is presented. A dashboard developed for this analysis comes from the perspective of political theory. This dashboard allows eventual comparisons between democratic and non democratic regimes, useful for countries in the global south and western countries. The dashboard allows us to assess the key features that determine the governance model for artificial intelligence at the national level, for local governments and for other participant actors. The dashboard allows us to appraise aims of AI strategy and aims left aside in alternative strategies. The work shows the theoretical framework could be of use to advance case studies globally, and comparative endeavors. Applying the theoretical dashboard, the case study on China is undertaken. These are the main points the study tackles in the final discussion, conclusion and further recommendations: 1) the complex reality of AI command and control 2) uncertainties about future society and the polity against AI development and 3) particular cultural values enshrined in countries' AI development

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  • Gil, Olga, 2023. "Artificial Intelligence, Control and Legitimacy. From a General Framework to the Chinese Case," OSF Preprints q3sb7_v1, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:q3sb7_v1
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/q3sb7_v1
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