A starting point for discussion
The idea
A second proposed approach is to study AI as a form of governance in its own right, with particular ways of representing people or interests and coordinating action.
What this means and why it matters
What this means
Researchers can ask whether AI systems have their own ways of standing in for people or interests and of coordinating decisions or activity.
Why it matters
This approach treats AI not only as a tool used by existing institutions, but also as a possible way of organizing collective affairs. The abstract does not explain these mechanisms or show that AI is a governing authority.
Conditions & assumptions
Source coverage: Abstract only. The full article could not be retrieved; no claims about its full argument are inferred. This is the abstract’s second organizing approach. It does not claim that AI has already replaced human institutions or established that its mechanisms are effective. Addresses: AI as an emerging form of governance
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