Inclusionism Core
AI Governance
Systems for coordinating the development, deployment, and alignment of artificial intelligence.
This page presents the Inclusionism canon's treatment of AI Governance. Inclusionism was developed by James Felton Keith and is published with the Keith Institute.
Definition
Systems for coordinating the development, deployment, and alignment of artificial intelligence.
Inclusionist Perspective
AI systems should maximize distributed participation, transparency, and adaptive flourishing.
AI governance must account for the recursive relationship through which agents construct intelligence systems and those systems reconstruct the conditions of agency. See Technological Constructivism.
Relationships
- Governance
- Automation
- Collective Intelligence
- Technology
- Participation
- Ownership
- Personal Data
- Privacy
- Data-as-Labor
- Superintelligence
- Intelligence Ownership
- Collective Intelligence Capital
- Technological Constructivism
Questions
- Who governs AI systems?
- Can AI increase collective intelligence?
- How should AI distribute value?
Inclusionist Concern
AI systems may strengthen or weaken democracy depending on how informational flows, participation, and coordination power are distributed.