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Accelerating Democracy: Transforming Governance through Technology

By: John O. McGinnis | Book details

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Contents
INTRODUCTION1
CHAPTER ONE The Ever Expanding Domain of Computation9
CHAPTER TWO Democracy, Consequences, and Social Knowledge25
CHAPTER THREE Experimenting with Democracy40
CHAPTER FOUR Unleashing Prediction Markets60
CHAPTER FIVE Distributing Information through Dispersed Media and Campaigns77
CHAPTER SIX Accelerating AI94
CHAPTER SEVEN Regulation in an Age of Technological Acceleration109
CHAPTER EIGHT Bias and Democracy121
CHAPTER NINE De-biasing Democracy138
CONCLUSION The Past and Future of Information Politics149
Acknowledgments161
Appendix163
Notes165
Index203

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