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Use sortition (random selection of citizens) to staff AI oversight boards
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Data Justice LabResearch group on data justicevotes For and says:
They have been used to discuss key questions such as how to fight climate change and amend national constitutions. And they have increasingly addressed concerns around data, artificial intelligence, and automated decision-making. [...] What if parti...
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J. KelseyWriter, FreeDAO contributorvotes For and says:
Our proposed model would randomly gather a Citizen Assembly as Guardians of a DAO from our existing Freeos participants — already well versed in democratic decision making on a weekly basis. The Guardians of this DAO (this proposal calls it CitAI DAO...
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The Civic CompactCivic governance initiativevotes For and says:
Permanent Civic Review Board A randomly selected group of citizens constantly oversees and verifies: Proposal summaries, Understanding tests, AI outputs. Human oversight is always present — fresh, random citizens each time, reducing risk of corr...
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Terry BouriciusSortition advocate; former Vermont legislatorvotes For and says:
Eventually, on a national or state level, [...] AI regulation, [...] might be moved from politicians to large, diverse, randomly selected panels.
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The Free CityCivic reform nonprofitvotes For and says:
we risk drifting into technocracy, where algorithms and experts, rather than citizens, set policy. They are randomly selected... They rotate in and out.
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