Institut für Sozialstrategie Blog
Abstract (ENG): As artificial intelligence transitions from experimental technology to societal infrastructure, we face a critical choice: will AI amplify human flourishing or exacerbate existing inequalities? Unlike previous industrial revolutions driven primarily by commercial interests, we have the opportunity to embed prosocial values into AI systems from the outset. This requires addressing four interconnected challenges. First, we must design AI...
Abstract (DE): Minderheitenrechte werden immer wieder kontrovers diskutiert. Gerade jene Gruppen, die bisher systemisch oder strukturell privilegiert sind, zeigen eine große Abwehr gegen Minderheitenrechte entlang von Erzählungen, immer mehr Gruppen seien Minderheiten oder sie selbst seien die „neuen Minderheiten“. Minderheitenrechte sind jedoch zentraler Bestandteil demokratischer Gesellschaften, und die Idee eines „zu viel“ zeigt eher ein hochproblematisches Rechtsverständnis. Es gibt Minderheiten,...
Abstract (ENG): Both Trump and Putin share a deep aversion to the universal liberal order. Internally and externally, they have a preference for arbitrary and disruptive action. Could that lead to an alliance between Washington and Moscow against a liberal Europe that is vitally dependent on the rule-based international order? There are still obstacles to this, and even for Trump,...
Abstract[en]: In his book How Fascism Works, Jason Stanley analyzes the dynamics, patterns and mechanisms of the emergence of fascist ideologies, with reference to the United States of America, India and Europe. »Are we facing a return of fascism? Are liberal democracies today on the way to a new authoritarian form of society? « (9) This is the question addressed...