A starting point for discussion
The idea
Citizens retain political authority by choosing rules. AI may interpret those rules, coordinate their implementation, and direct executive activity only within the authorized scope. This concerns governing decisions, not simply automating public services; how much implementation remains human is undecided.
What this means and why it matters
What this means
The proposal gives citizens the role of choosing the rules and suggests that AI could help carry them out within limits.
Why it matters
The limits on AI’s authority and ways to return unsettled decisions to people need to be defined.
Conditions & assumptions
The proposal does not show that AI governs better or cannot be taken over by powerful interests. The limits on AI’s authority remain open.
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