>Also, by "normative historically," did you mean "representative?" In other words, do you mean a mathematical norm, as in an average? Or an ethical norm, as in

>Also, by "normative historically," did you mean "representative?" In other words, do you mean a mathematical norm, as in an average? Or an ethical norm, as in a rule? The other reply answered the rest of the question as I see it, so I will respond to this part. In your language, I was referring to the representative demographics of some social class or occupation or the like, though demographics fitting to historical ethical norms would apply here as well. And all of this is with respect to Western Democracies such as America, of course. I should also mention here that when we weight these AI scales with the goal of maintaining arithmetic equality amongst demographics, everyone loses. In particular, justice dies for the many when this becomes the case, and it is indefensible to argue otherwise.