The Digitalist Papers argue that as artificial intelligence emerges, citizens must engage actively in discussions about how to regulate and integrate these technologies into society.
The editors, including prominent figures like Erik Brynjolfsson and Condoleezza Rice, stress the urgency of reevaluating societal structures in response to transformative technologies like A.I.
While A.I. is seen by some as a catalyst for economic growth and innovation, it simultaneously poses risks such as job displacement and the proliferation of misinformation.
Central to the Digitalist Papers is the theme that building A.I. should involve public participation to ensure it serves the interests of society as a whole.
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