Unit 12 explores the policy, regulatory, and platform governance landscape for human-AI mobile storytelling — examining current and emerging legal frameworks that govern AI content creation, the policy debates shaping the future regulation of AI storytelling platforms, and the platform governance structures that influence how AI storytelling systems are designed and held accountable.
Apply regulatory theory and platform governance frameworks to AI mobile storytelling policy challenges
Evaluate adequacy of existing legal and regulatory frameworks for governing AI storytelling platforms
Analyze competing values and interests at stake in AI storytelling policy debates
Apply the 3M framework to map, measure, and monitor governance effectiveness
Develop evidence-based original policy proposals addressing specific governance gaps
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Suzor, N. P. (2019). Lawless. Cambridge University Press. (Chapters 1–3)
Cobbe, J., et al. (2021). Reviewable automated decision-making. Technology and Regulation, 2021, 1–16.
European Commission. (2021). Proposal for the Artificial Intelligence Act. Chapters 1–3.
Balkin, J. M. (2018). Free speech in the algorithmic society. UC Davis Law Review, 51(3), 1149–1210.
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Comprehensive original policy proposal including Problem Statement and Regulatory Gap Analysis (500 words), Policy Mechanism Design (700 words), Effectiveness Monitoring Framework (300 words), and CICI Policy Design Appendix.