Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual”
<p>The institutional safeguards formulated under the Rule of Law tend to focus on “an individual” or “the individual” who can be the bearer of the rights and protections it awards. This pre-digital formulation worked well in an era where law was the pre-eminent form of social regulation. Howev...
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| description | <p>The institutional safeguards formulated under the Rule of Law tend to focus on “an individual” or “the individual” who can be the bearer of the rights and protections it awards. This pre-digital formulation worked well in an era where law was the pre-eminent form of social regulation. However, increasingly, individual interests are impacted not only on the basis of the actions and choices of the concerned individual, but also on the basis of data collected about her social context and that of other similarly situated individuals. In order to reconcile these tensions, in this blog, I argue for supplementing the existing individual protections recognized under the Rule of Law framework with recognition of collective interests in order to strengthen the Rule of Law in the age of AI.</p>
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| spelling | doaj.art-0110f88c28604e58bee333d5cccaf7c82022-12-22T02:07:37ZdeuMax Steinbeis Verfassungsblog GmbHVerfassungsblog2366-70442366-7044Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual”Anuj Puri<p>The institutional safeguards formulated under the Rule of Law tend to focus on “an individual” or “the individual” who can be the bearer of the rights and protections it awards. This pre-digital formulation worked well in an era where law was the pre-eminent form of social regulation. However, increasingly, individual interests are impacted not only on the basis of the actions and choices of the concerned individual, but also on the basis of data collected about her social context and that of other similarly situated individuals. In order to reconcile these tensions, in this blog, I argue for supplementing the existing individual protections recognized under the Rule of Law framework with recognition of collective interests in order to strengthen the Rule of Law in the age of AI.</p> https://verfassungsblog.de/roa-individual/Artificial Intelligence, Collective Interest, Rule of Law, Rule of Law 2.0, Rule of the Algorithm |
| spellingShingle | Anuj Puri Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual” Verfassungsblog Artificial Intelligence, Collective Interest, Rule of Law, Rule of Law 2.0, Rule of the Algorithm |
| title | Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual” |
| title_full | Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual” |
| title_fullStr | Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual” |
| title_full_unstemmed | Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual” |
| title_short | Rule of Law, AI, and “the Individual” |
| title_sort | rule of law ai and the individual |
| topic | Artificial Intelligence, Collective Interest, Rule of Law, Rule of Law 2.0, Rule of the Algorithm |
| url | https://verfassungsblog.de/roa-individual/ |
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