Kyoung-cheol (Casey) Kim is a PhD student in the Department of Public Administration and Policy at the University of Georgia. His research interests include bureaucracy, motivation, and institutional analysis. Especially, he concentrates on investigating how interventions of Artificial Intelligence system in governance can transform functioning of humans, organizations, and the society.
Kyoung-cheol Kim
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Thank you very much for your valuable comments, Dr. Bullock!
I agree that exploring various viewpoints and finding similarities and discrepancies can be crucial for advancing the philosophy of science and improving our understanding of complex systems like AI and organizations. Your approach of considering the development of AI and its utilization within the configurations of societal works, lying somewhere between centralization and game theory situations, is indeed a nuanced and well-considered perspective. It acknowledges the complexity and discretion that hierarchical systems can have while incorporating game theory’s relevance in multi-agent systems.
Considering organizational frameworks in the context of AI-human interactions is essential, as it sheds light on how we can effectively work with AI agents in such systems. The concept of authority, being a cognitive phenomenon for humans, is indeed distinct from how machines perceive and handle information to process complexity.
I share your belief that organization theories have significant potential in contributing to these discussions and becoming crucial for governance experts. It’s exciting to see how interdisciplinary perspectives can enrich our understanding of AI development and utilization. I look forward to further engaging with your ideas and seeing more valuable contributions from you in the future!