Free Speech and Artificial Intelligence

The paper examines how artificial intelligence impacts freedom of expression, focusing on two technologies: social media recommendation algorithms and conversational AI chatbots. It argues that recommendation algorithms shape speech visibility in the digital public sphere, making them relevant to free‑speech philosophy, while conversational AI raises questions about granting speech rights to agents and users’ right to information. The work also explores corporate speech rights for platforms and developers, aiming to highlight unresolved issues from AI’s rapid growth.

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