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A civic grammar for AI rights | Science

6 experts across 2 network communities independently surfaced this.

Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Jack Stilgoe
“"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.social” evidence ↗
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Alondra Nelson Meredith Broussard Data & Society Joanna Bryson Luke Stark Jack Stilgoe

“"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.social”

“This piece w @lindseydcameron.bsky.social is the fourth Expert Voices article for @science.org. The third piece explored how AI companies are writing their own constitutions, while a shared vocabulary for contesting algorithmic power has been traveling acro…”

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Alondra Nelson: An expanding civic grammar for AI rights #AIBillofRights #DataCenterBillofRights www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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