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This study explores how artificial intelligence (AI) systems impact human autonomy. It proposes a model of autonomy and explains AI

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  • Philosophy of Autonomy

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  • Human autonomy is a complex concept with multiple dimensions.
  • Existing AI ethics literature and philosophical analyses inform the understanding of autonomy.
  • Sociotechnical systems, including AI, have profound implications for personal autonomy.

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    • AI systems can both support and hinder human autonomy.
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    • AI systems are governed by "ought-to-be norms," reflecting the duties of responsible individuals.

    Conclusions:

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    • AI systems, while not moral agents, are subject to norms that influence human autonomy.
    • Designers and users hold responsibilities that shape AI's impact on autonomy.