دانلود کتاب حکمرانی الگوریتمی و قدرت: هوش مصنوعی چگونه دموکراسی آمریکایی را دگرگون می‌سازد

Algorithmic Governance and Power: How AI is Reshaping American Democracy examines the transformation of US governance from a visible, human-centered bureaucracy to a hybrid state dominated by algorithmic decision-making. As agencies deploy predictive tools and private platforms shape public discourse, conventional constitutional doctrines lag behind computational realities. This study traces how 21st century technologies collide with twentieth-century administrative law, focusing on the Supreme Court’s 2024 overruling of Chevron deference (1984) in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo (2024), Moody v. NetChoice (2024), and NetCh- oice v. Paxton (2024). It reveals how opaque systems operationalize systemic inequality through digital redlining, embedding bias into code and eroding democratic visibility. Institutional power now circulates through data infra- structures, displacing human discretion and straining due-process safeguards. To meet this governance problem, the book proposes a legal and policy framework integrating algorithmic impact assessments, independent audits, and capacity-building reforms. These tools aim to tether distributed compu- tational power to democratic accountability, transparency, and procedural fairness in the evolving architecture of the American state. The analysis advances the concept of infrastructural constitutionalism—that is, the embedding of constitutional principles such as due process, accountability, and transparency within the design and operation of computational systems, rather than solely within formal legal institutions, thereby relocating consti- tutional governance into the technical architecture of the state itself—as the governing principle for democratic accountability in the hybrid state.