Jul 2026· AI and Ethics· Vol 6· 1 citation· 49 references
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A coalescent ethics of AI design is developed by bringing three converging bodies of scholarship into productive dialogue: the coalescent agency framework’s functional criteria for preserving human agency in human-AI systems; the enactive artificial intelligence model’s intersectional and gender-inclusive design prescriptions; and recent empirical findings on how Gen Z users in China construct gendered meanings in their interactions with generative AI.
Within EU governing body texts, the same discursive patterns that map agency and erase the middle ground of debate in AI are found, helping to marginalise alternative perspectives from other stakeholders and prevent nuanced understandings of potential harms.
Bríd-Áine Parnell· The International Journal of...· 0 citations
A typology structured along three axes: scale of governance, type of AI, type of AI (robotic, conversational, algorithmic), and narrative role (helper, subject, opponent) is introduced, revealing an overrepresentation of conversational, antagonistic AI at micro and meso scales in fiction whereas participants overrepres...
Lisa Dewulf, Anthony Simonofski, N. B. Rosselló et al.· EGOV-CeDEM-ePart 2026· 0 citations
The model proposes that neither competency alone is sufficient for responsible AI practice and that their combination enables public relations professionals to advocate not only for organizational publics, but for humanity as the emergent public of the AI age.
The paper’s central argumentative shift is to change the narrative from bias mitigation to bias management—treating bias not as a defect to be corrected but as an ongoing condition to be governed.
Gabriela Arriagada-Bruneau· Science and Engineering Ethi...· 0 citations
It is argued for a conceptual reorientation from pedagogical scaffolding toward learning-ecosystem architecture and proposed a pedagogy of friction that preserves the desirable difficulties through which authentic agency is nurtured.
Wenwei Luo, Minqi Gao, Jin Liu et al.· AI, Brain and Child· 0 citations
It is proposed to rethink social and tech ethics from the standpoint of a renewed attention to the constitutions of these economic actors within the capitalist system.
J. Schulz, Laura Robinson, Katia Moles· International journal of kno...· 0 citations
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