Repressing in the name of? Externalization dynamics in Turkey’s use of digital repression against refugees

Böcü, Gözde; Al-Jizawi, Noura

doi:10.1080/13510347.2023.2217090

Democratization

2023

DOI: 10.1080/13510347.2023.2217090

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Repressing in the name of? Externalization dynamics in Turkey’s use of digital repression against refugees

Gözde Böcü

Noura Al-Jizawi

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Artificial intelligence: promises, perils—and political economy

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Perera

2024

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The advent of artificial intelligence introduces significant changes to contemporary society. But are these changes promising or perilous? This essay reviews the political science literature to explore how a comparative political economy lens can help to answer this question. Our findings highlight a growing concern about the perils of AI; however important gaps in the literature remain that, if addressed, could alter or even reverse this presumption. In particular, we highlight the problem of conceptual imprecision. Closer attention to the ways in which AI may be similar or different to other (non-intelligent) technologies could reveal a far more nuanced political economy.

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Artificial intelligence: promises, perils—and political economy

Chauhan,

Perera

2024

Fr Polit

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Repressing in the name of? Externalization dynamics in Turkey’s use of digital repression against refugees

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Artificial intelligence: promises, perils—and political economy

Artificial intelligence: promises, perils—and political economy

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