A civic grammar for AI rights | Science

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• Alondra Nelson @alondra.bsky.social: AI companies are writing their own constitutions. Meanwhile, a shared vocabulary for contesting algorithmic power has been traveling across … →
• Meredith Broussard @merbroussard.bsky.social amplified

  Alondra Nelson @alondra.bsky.social

  The grammar of rights is one way publics name what they are owed. Americans have started naming it for AI. A civic grammar for AI rights has found its claimants. The political will and institutions to honor those claim…

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• D Data & Society @datasociety.bsky.social: Though President Trump rescinded the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, it is having a second life. As red and blue states draft their own … →
• Joanna Bryson @j2bryson.bsky.social amplified

  Jack Stilgoe @jackstilgoe.bsky.social

  "The AI Bill of Rights has become one kind of infrastructure, diffuse and informal, but generative." Bad administrations can repeal good policies, but they can't stop others building on them. Superb piece, @alondra.bsky…

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• Luke Stark @lukestark.bsky.social amplified

  @wstaylor87.bsky.social

  @alondra.bsky.social on growing moves to develop a civic grammar for AI rights: “A practice travels rapidly across unconnected sites when it has been abstracted into a portable model that actors can adopt without direct …

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