Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society
This Article is dedicated to what is arguably one of the most significant tests to which constitutionalism has been subject to in recent times. It examines the theoretical and practical challenges to constitutionalism arising from the profound technological changes under the influence of artificial...
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| description | This Article is dedicated to what is arguably one of the most significant tests to which constitutionalism has been subject to in recent times. It examines the theoretical and practical challenges to constitutionalism arising from the profound technological changes under the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in our emerging algorithmic society. The unprecedented rapid development of AI technology has not only rendered conventional theories of modern constitutionalism obsolete, but it has also created an epistemic gap in constitutional theory. As a result, there is a clear need for a new, compelling constitutional theory that adequately accounts for the scale of technological change by accurately capturing it, engaging with it, and ultimately, responding to it in a conceptually and normatively convincing way. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-a55db50e7aec41b8a35bd9c06dafdf1e2025-01-27T05:32:22ZengCambridge University PressGerman Law Journal2071-83222024-10-01251081109410.1017/glj.2024.35Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic SocietyMatej Avbelj0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1182-3531New University, Nova Gorica, SloveniaThis Article is dedicated to what is arguably one of the most significant tests to which constitutionalism has been subject to in recent times. It examines the theoretical and practical challenges to constitutionalism arising from the profound technological changes under the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in our emerging algorithmic society. The unprecedented rapid development of AI technology has not only rendered conventional theories of modern constitutionalism obsolete, but it has also created an epistemic gap in constitutional theory. As a result, there is a clear need for a new, compelling constitutional theory that adequately accounts for the scale of technological change by accurately capturing it, engaging with it, and ultimately, responding to it in a conceptually and normatively convincing way.https://www.cambridge.org/core/product/identifier/S207183222400035X/type/journal_articleConstitutionalismartificial intelligence (AI)technologylegal theory |
| spellingShingle | Matej Avbelj Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society German Law Journal Constitutionalism artificial intelligence (AI) technology legal theory |
| title | Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society |
| title_full | Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society |
| title_fullStr | Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society |
| title_full_unstemmed | Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society |
| title_short | Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society |
| title_sort | reconceptualizing constitutionalism in the ai run algorithmic society |
| topic | Constitutionalism artificial intelligence (AI) technology legal theory |
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