Generative AI has taken the world by storm, kicked off for real by ChatGPT and quickly
followed by further development and the release of GPT-4 and similar models from OpenAI's …

Numerous parties are calling for “the democratisation of AI”, but the phrase is used to refer to
a variety of goals, the pursuit of which sometimes conflict. This paper identifies four kinds of …

In recent years, discussions of responsible AI practices have seen growing support for
'participatory AI'approaches, intended to involve members of the public in the design and …

Democratic theories assume that citizens have some form of political knowledge in order to
vote for representatives or to directly engage in democratic deliberation and participation …

Democracy in 2024 is inherently postdigital, yet in literature, the term 'postdigital
democracy'has received limited attention. Postdigital democracy critically highlights how …

AI is a potentially very beneficial, but risky new technology. There is broad consensus that AI
requires a formal normative framework to minimize risks affecting human rights, fairness …

The call to make artificial intelligence (AI) more democratic, or to “democratize AI,” is
sometimes framed as a promising response for mitigating algorithmic injustice or making AI …

This chapter explores personalization and its connection to the philosophical concept of the
person, arguing that a deeper understanding of the human person and a good society is …

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies offer new ways of conducting decision-making tasks
that influence the daily lives of citizens, such as coordinating traffic, energy distributions, and …

AI literacy commonly refers to essential skills and knowledge needed in a world where AI is
ubiquitous. This work explores the literature on AI literacy, aiming to understand how AI …