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Lifting the Veil of the Future
 
I. Introduction
II. Background, assumptions, and limitations
III. The constitutive gap for justice-centred AI in energy matters
A. Introduction
B. The conceptual grounding of justice-centred AI
C. Constitutive principles: towards principled regulation
IV. Lifting the veil of the world
A. Regulating technology from an earthbound perspective
B. AI regulation for the AI–energy power couple
V. Three justice-centred principles for AI in energy systems
A. Introduction
B. First principle: the categorical imperative reversed
C. Second principle: diligentia diligentis, or the diligence of a reasonably prudent person
D. Third principle: the right to have rights
VI. Institutionalising justice-centred AI principles
A. Introduction
B. Institutionalising the reversed categorical imperative
C. Institutionalising diligentia diligentis
D. Institutionalising the right to have rights
E. Fiduciary duties or rights?
VII. Conclusion
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