Copenhagen: a new political party Denmark Whose policies are derived entirely from artificial intelligence in hopes of standing in the country’s next general election in June 2023.
Launched in May by a group of artists computer larsThe synthetic party About 15% want to reach Danes, who did not exercise their right to vote in the last 2019 election. The party believes that he did not vote because no traditional party appealed to him. By analyzing the written publications of all fringe parties in Denmark since 1970, Synthetic Party’s AI has created a program that it believes represents the “political point of view of the everyday individual”, of the members of the collective. One, Oscar Broiled stonezTold.
Among the party’s proposals is the introduction of a universal basic income of 100,000 kroner ($13,700) a month – more than double the average Danish salary. Stownes said the party also supports the addition of the 18th United Nations Sustainable Development Goal which “will allow humans and algorithms to coexist more directly than now”. It remains to be seen whether the party has enough support to stand in the 2023 vote – it needs 20,182 signatures to do so and currently has just four.
“The idea is to take this huge political and economic force (algorithm) and try to infuse it into the traditional political system,” Stones said. Currently, “we have no way of addressing humans and AI” within a democratic setting, he said. People can interact directly with the party’s AI on the Discord app. The party plans to hold the first rally “for a human audience” in September.
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