When people say, “We can’t even have proper democracy anymore,” they’re not giving up, they’re diagnosing the truth. Aicracy begins where mistrust starts: by redesigning governance for transparency, speed, and shared understanding.
In my latest Crazy Wisdom conversation with Stewart Alsop, we explored two new Aicracy concepts — The Decade Rhythm and The Speed of a Lie — fresh ways to imagine a society guided by purpose, truth, and abundance.
Democracy was power to the people.
Aicracy is wisdom from the data.
In this conversation from the Unlicensed Philosophy Podcast, Eli Lopian shares how AI could help rebuild trust, create abundance, and guide us — not through control, but through understanding.
In my conversation with Marco Ciappelli on Redefining Society and Technology, we explored how AI could help humanity evolve democracy, from power to the people, to wisdom from the data.
In my talk with Jason Barnard on Fastlane Founders & Legacy, we explored how AI transforms legacy systems - not to erase them, but to evolve them into something wiser and adaptive.
On August 30, 2025, Albania made history.Prime Minister Edi Rama stood on stage and introduced Diella: the world’s first AI-powered government minister. Her job? Assist Albania in navigating EU integration and communicating policy to citizens with clarity and efficiency. A…
In Authority Magazine’s Guardians of AI series, Eli Lopian, author of AIcracy, explains five principles for keeping AI safe, ethical, and aligned with human values.
Eli Lopian joins AM970’s Shake It Off with Mert & Lucas, LIVE! to share why AI should write our laws—but never judge us. From algorithmic accountability to the ethics of enforcement, this interview explores the bold ideas behind AICracy and the future of governance in an AI-powered world.
In AIcracy Egalitarian Societies, Eli Lopian explores how technology can restore fairness: laws by anyone, votes every few years, and decade goals every decade.
A recent article in The Conversation asks: If AI takes most of our jobs, money as we know it will be over. What then? This is a critical question—and one I explored in Chapter 8 of AIcracy: Beyond Democracy. There,…