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Structural Ethical Infeasibility in AI-Enabled Infrastructure Systems: A Constraint-Based Diagnostic Framework

2026-06-11

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AI-enabled infrastructure systems increasingly govern access to emergency services, disaster relief, and utility restoration, yet they routinely produce inequitable outcomes even when allocation algorithms apply procedurally neutral rules. The standard explanation locates the cause inside the algorithm. This paper argues instead that inequity arises from the interaction between the algorithm and the physical envir...

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85008173-b0e0-5743-a52f-8320e4745289
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10.20944/preprints202605.1432.v2
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