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This paper explores the claims of humanity to participate in AI value creation through various ethical frameworks.

July 27, 2026Open Access

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Randomized trial analyzes AI value distribution in society, suggesting just participation claims for all.

This paper explores the claims of humanity to participate in AI value creation through various ethical frameworks.
Develops multiple independent arguments converging on the same conclusion about distributive justice in AI.
Proposes a Five-Pillar Model addressing public data royalties and citizen dividends.
Utilizes philosophical perspectives, including Kantian ethics and the Logos tradition, to justify claims.
Humanity has a justified claim to participate in AI value creation, based on several independent ethical arguments.
The proposed Five-Pillar Model includes provisions for direct citizen dividends and public AI infrastructure.
Convergence of arguments strengthens the claims for equitable distribution of AI-derived value.

Lukas Geiger (2026) studied this question.

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