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Reboot : AI and the race to save democracy / Beth Simone Noveck.

Summary:

Many warn that AI will accelerate authoritarianism. In Reboot, Beth Simone Noveck makes a different case. Drawing on decades of work building technology and working inside government, from the White House to 10 Downing Street, she shows how democratic institutions can deliberately design, govern, and invest in AI to strengthen democracy rather than undermine it. Noveck takes readers inside real-world efforts already under way, from European cities engaging residents in policymaking to Latin American legislatures drafting stronger laws and U.S. states transforming how they deliver public services, revealing what democratic AI looks like in practice and what it takes to make it work at scale.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780300279993
  • ISBN: 030027999X
  • ISBN: 9780300279993
  • ISBN: 030027999X
  • Physical Description: 369 pages ; 24 cm
  • Publisher: New Haven : Yale University Press, [2026]

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-343) and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Introduction: Democracy, if we can keep it -- The age of the democratic crisis -- Machine dreams -- Ballots and bots : AI and the crisis of elections -- Doing less with less : AI and the crisis of representation -- Failing government : AI and the crisis of institutional effectiveness -- AI agents and the crisis of problem solving -- From citizens to spectators : AI and the crisis of participation -- Democracy by design.
Subject:
Democracy.
Artificial intelligence.
Democracy > Technological innovations.
Artificial intelligence > Social aspects.
Artificial intelligence > Political aspects.
Artificial intelligence > Economic aspects.

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