Edoardo Alberto Viganò

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we live and how we make collective decisions. As Luciano Floridi – philosopher and Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information at the University of Oxford – argues, the key challenge is no longer whether AI will continue to develop, which is largely unavoidable, but how to steer it towards the public good. This ethical question also arises in parliamentary settings, when parliamentary administrations introduce AI systems to support internal work.

Abstract We describe the Archive of Interwar Europe Election Data and Assemblies (AIEEDA), a new multi-level dataset of parliamentary elections in interwar Europe (1919-1939). The data contains electoral results for all parties that ran in 137 national parliamentary elections in 25 interwar European democracies.