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The research examines the ethical governance of conversational AI in the context of psychoactive substances.

March 15, 2026PsychoactivesOpen Access

When Advice Becomes Infrastructure: Ethical Governance of Conversational AI in Psychoactive Substance Information Ecosystems

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Opinion discusses ethical obligations of AI in psychoactive substance information, highlighting accountability and harm reduction.

The research examines the ethical governance of conversational AI in the context of psychoactive substances.
Analyzes the role of conversational AI and algorithmic curation in psychoactive information ecosystems.
Explores the ethical obligations related to AI's interpretive authority in vulnerable contexts.
Develops an ethics-centered governance framework with four commitments.
Identifies key responsibilities: accountability, epistemic responsibility, relational responsibility, and distributive justice.
Suggests AI can shape risk perceptions and engagement with psychoactive substances.

Jaewon Lee (2026) studied this question.

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