Being recognized as human by AI: algorithmic disrespect and the crisis of recognition in the digital age
This academic paper explores the concept of 'algorithmic disrespect,' arguing that AI systems often fail to recognize human dignity in institutional settings. It suggests that algorithmic bias is a philosophical and political issue that requires a new relational ethics.
Why it matters
As AI becomes more integrated into social and institutional decision-making, understanding its impact on human agency and social recognition is critical for democratic governance.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications ( 2026 ) Cite this article
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