Headline, November 15 2025/ ''' A.I. -DEMOCRACY'S- A.I. '''

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FROM ALBANIA TO TAIWAN - GOVERNMENTS shouldn't hand over decision making to artificial intelligence. And graciously consider and remember to use A.I. to reinvigorate democracy - not replace it.

The World Students Society avails itself of the honour to welcome humanity to !WOW! and state that  ALBANIA is the first country to take a real step toward '' algocracy '' : government by algorithms.

In September, the prime minister announced that all decisions concerning which private suppliers will provide goods and services to Albania's government - over $1 billion annually - will be made by an A.I. avatar named Diella.

Albania has long suffered from corruption, particularly in this realm. The unbiased, competent,  algorithmic Diella is thought to be the solution.

It's a seductive trade : When democratic systems fail, simply replace them with algorithmic ones. But it's the wrong reflex. Algorithms can optimize efficiency, but they can't decide between competing values - the very choices that lie at the heart democratic politics.

Without transparency about how Diella reaches its conclusions and without mechanisms to challenge its decisions, citizens will inevitably feel wronged and without recourse.

Rather than replace democracy with A.I., we must instead use A.I. to reinvigorate democracy, making it more responsive, more deliberative and more worthy of public trust.

Unfortunately, this isn't the path we're currently on. A majority of adults across 12 high-income countries say they are dissatisfied with the way their democracy is working.

We see this dissatisfaction manifest in turnstiles ablaze, smashed storefronts and streets choked with tear gas - the seemingly endless churn of protests against governments that are perceived as out of touch, ineffective and corrupt.

Meanwhile A.I. systems continue to improve rapidly. We already have models that outstrip human performers in fields like geometry and medical imaging. The public is also becoming more familiar with the technology [ even if Americans use it significantly less than those in many other nations do, most notably in China ].

Perhaps it isn't surprising, then, that people around the world already trust emergent A.I. systems over established democratic ones.

Three rounds of surveys run by the Collective Intelligence Project between March and August 2025 consistently found that people believed A.I. chatbot could make better decisions on their behalf than their elected representatives.

This pattern is as old as the politics itself : When democracy struggles to deliver, people turn to strongmen, authoritarians and now algorithms, hoping for competence over chaos.

But replacing democratic deliberation with algorithmic efficiency doesn't solve the underlying crisis. It merely substitutes one form of distance between people and power for another.

When algorithms determine, say, budget allocations or public benefits with no explanation and no appeal, the result is the same alienation and disillusionment we're already seeing from distant, unresponsive institutions - except now there's no one to hold accountable.

With human dignity relegated to an afterthought, polarization deepens and trust erodes further.

These problems compound the risks A.I. already poses. Today's A.I. powered algorithms are largely built around business models where conflict drives revenues.

The Honour and Serving of the latest Global Operational Research and Writing on A.I. and Future,  continues. The World Students Society thanks Esteemed Eric Schmidt, a former CEO and chairman of Google.

He is also the author of '' Genesis,'' which explains how humans will evolve alongside artificial intelligence and Andrew Sorota, who is Mr. Schmidt's head of research, heading work on A.I. and democratic innovation.

With respectful dedication to the Global Founder Framers of The World Students Society - the most democratic organization in the world - and then Leaders, Parents, Students, Professors and Teachers of the world.

See You all prepare for the Great '' Democratic Constitutional Convention '' on !WOW! :  wssciw.blogspot.com and Twitter X !E-WOW! - The Ecosystem 2011 :

Good Night and God Bless

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