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Can social care ever really be fixed? Experts react to the latest in a long line of promises

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By Kathrin Cresswell, Anna Barford, Anthony Kevins, Conor O'Kane, Robin Miller
| The Conversation Verified
The Big Conversation on Care is the latest attempt to fix England’s broken social care system. Getting a handle on this issue has been attempted no fewer than 22 times since the 1990s – but Prime Minister Andy Burnham has vowed that this time they’ll find the right answers. But what might these be – and will the tough choices on how to pay for it lose Labour votes?
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Africa: What Will AI Do for Us? Young Adults in Lower-Income Countries Feel More Positive About Its Potential - New Survey

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By Anna Barford, Anthony Mugeere, Giulia Occhini
| AllAfrica
analysis Young people in low- and middle-income countries appear generally more optimistic about how AI can enhance their work prospects and social lives than their western peers, according to our new survey of people in ten countries in Africa and South Asia.
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What will AI do for us? Young adults in lower-income countries feel more positive about its potential

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By Anna Barford, Anthony Mugeere, Giulia Occhini
| Tech Xplore Verified
Datasets used to train AI algorithms may underrepresent older people. Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Young people in low- and middle-income countries appear generally more optimistic about how AI can enhance their work prospects and social lives than their Western peers, according to our new survey of people in 10 countries in Africa and South Asia.
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