The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Freedom, Rationality, Rule of Law, Democracy: Should We Not Be Debating It?

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The neoliberal model, which exalts technological progress, minimizes the detrimental effects of artificial intelligence on the fundamental values of Western democracies.

 This research paper examines both the current and future impacts of artificial intelligence on the values of freedom, rationality, and the rule of law, contributing to the efforts of academics, policymakers, and concerned citizens who, in recent years, have endeavored, albeit unsuccessfully, to raise awareness regarding the necessity of engaging in a substantive debate about our technological future. Therefore, this article integrates both theoretical analysis and practical guidance.

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