The chapter outlines five main categories of unethical AI use in democratic systems: AI-disinformation, AI-electoral-interference, AI-HR-manipulation, AI-privacy-invasion, and AI-unethical-culture. It also discusses disruptive AI through empirical examples, methods, and results, but those five categories are the principal classification.

In the section on unethical AI use in democratic systems, the book's index lists these categories in sequence: AI-disinformation, AI-electoral-interference, AI-HR-manipulation, AI-privacy-invasion, and AI-unethical-culture. Each category is assigned its own page span, suggesting they are the chapter's central typology. The same section then points to empirical examples of disruptive AI, along with methods and results, as supporting discussion rather than additional categories.

Key points

Five categories are named: AI-disinformation, AI-electoral-interference, AI-HR-manipulation, AI-privacy-invasion, and AI-unethical-culture.
AI-disinformation and AI-electoral-interference appear as distinct concerns.
AI-privacy-invasion is listed as a separate unethical use category.
The chapter also includes empirical examples of disruptive AI with methods and results.
No other main categories are listed in the source.

What are the main categories of unethical AI use in democratic systems as outlined in the chapter?