Series E explores the relationship between human intelligence, institutional cognition and artificial intelligence. Rather than studying AI as an isolated technology, it investigates how hybrid cognitive systems emerge through the interaction of people, organisations and intelligent computational agents. This Series provides the principal research environment for understanding the future evolution of AI-enabled institutions and distributed governance.
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E1 — Institutional Intelligence
E2 — Human-AI Collaboration
E3 — AI Governance Systems
E4 — Autonomous Institutional Agents
E5 — Constitutional AI for Public Governance
WP-E-L01-001 — Human–AI Institutional Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence is frequently presented either as a disruptive technological force destined to replace human decision-making or as an autonomous actor capable of assuming increasingly significant governance functions. This new Working Paper argues that both interpretations fundamentally misunderstand the constitutional role of Artificial Intelligence within democratic institutions. Building upon the theoretical foundations established throughout the...
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