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framework:deliberative-democracyDeliberative Democracy
Theoretical tradition holding that democratic legitimacy derives from deliberative discussion; underpins the paper's proposed solution.
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- Respect for others as co-participants in deliberation; treating others' views as calling for engagement.
- OpenAI's approach integrating chain-of-thought reasoning into alignment; parallels contemplative self-monitoring
- Discussion and negotiation grounded in mutual justification, respect, and reciprocal fairness; the paper's core proposed solution.
- Mechanism in which reasoning models consult safety policies within their chain-of-thought before answering, documented for gpt-oss
- Operationalizes the conditions for grounding legitimate hope in deliberation.
- Fairness-based argument for compromise reciprocity in §5.2.
- Three-factor condition (unbiased, responsive record, inclusive) proposed as ground for justified democratic hope.
- The paper's operative definition of deliberation.