关于AI赋能民众提升政府透明度与问责制的思考
作者认为AI将赋能民众，通过处理海量政府数据来增强政府的可见性、可读性和问责制。传统上只有少数专业人士能分析复杂政府信息，而AI将打破这一瓶颈，让更多人参与监督立法、预算、游说等政府行为，从而提升民主社会的透明度与问责机制。
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