Inclusionism Core
Intelligence Ownership
The ownership, governance, participation rights, and value claims associated with intelligence-producing systems.
This page presents the Inclusionism canon's treatment of Intelligence Ownership. Inclusionism was developed by James Felton Keith and is published with the Keith Institute.
Definition
The ownership, governance, participation rights, and value claims associated with intelligence-producing systems.
Inclusionist Perspective
As intelligence increasingly becomes collective, computational, and networked, ownership questions become inseparable from participation legitimacy.
Core Principle
The ownership of intelligence-producing systems influences the distribution of agency throughout civilization.
Inclusionist Perspective
Artificial intelligence may become a form of civilization-scale infrastructure.
The governance of that infrastructure may become one of the defining questions of future civilizations.
Because intelligence infrastructure reconstructs the conditions of agency, its ownership is a central concern of Technological Constructivism.
Relationships
Core Question
How should ownership evolve when intelligence itself becomes a primary productive resource?