Table of Contents
Preface
Part I: Introduction
- Artificial Intelligence Meets Democracy
- How AI Could Affect Democracy
- Why AI Is Being Used
- AI’s Core Capabilities
- Democracy as an Information System.
- Will AI Make Democracy Better?
Part II: AI-Infused Politics
- Background: Making Mistakes
- Talking to Voters
- Conducting Polls
- Organizing a Political Campaign
- Fundraising for Politics
- Being a Politician
Part III: AI-Enhanced Legislators
- Background: Explaining Itself 43
- Background: Who’s to Blame?
- Listening to Constituents
- Writing Laws
- Negotiating Legislation
- Writing More Complex Laws
- Empowering Machines
Part IV: The AI-Assisted Administration
- Background: Exhibiting Values and Bias
- Background: Augmenting Versus Replacing People
- Serving People
- Operating Government 73
- Enforcing the Law.
- Enforcing Regulations
Part V: AI-Embodied Courts
- Background: Being Fair
- Background: Being Secure
- Acting as a Lawyer
- Arbitrating Disputes
- Reshaping Legislative Intent 94
- Being a Judge
Part VI: AI-Enhanced Citizens
- Background: AI and Power
- Background: Trustworthy AI
- Informing the Public
- Watching the Government 109
- Organizing and Building Power
- Helping You Advocate
- Acting as Your Personal Political Proxy
Part VII: Ensuring That AI Benefits Democracy
- Why AI Threatens Democracy
- How to Build AI for Democracy
- Principles for AI that Helps Democracy
- The Right Way to Rewire a Democracy
- Conclusion
Acknowledgments
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Sidebar photo of Bruce Schneier by Joe MacInnis.