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Data privacy & security reporter for @MLexclusive Ex digital ID reporter @BiometricUpdate, @id169podcast; @BBCNews, @France24 West Africa, China tech
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Ta grupa wiekowa najlepiej ocenia AI. Wyniki ciekawego sondażu

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By Frank Hersey Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
Najmniej pozytywnie nastawiona jest grupa wiekowa od 18 do 24 lat. Jej przedstawiciele obawiają się wpływu technologii na swoje zdolności myślenia oraz rozwój kariery. Ponad jedna trzecia osób w wieku 18–24 lat obawia się, że sztuczna inteligencja utrudni krytyczne myślenie. Jedna trzecia uważa też, że zdobycie wiedzy specjalistycznej przydatnej w karierze stanie się trudniejsze.
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Poll: The older and richer you are, the more you like AI

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By Frank Hersey Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — Increasing age and financial security correspond to increasing positivity towards AI and what it can bring, according new polling from Public First shared with POLITICO. The least positive age group are 18 to 24-year-olds who are concerned about the technology’s impact on their own thinking skills and career progression.
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Palantir deals put Andy Burnham’s ‘buy British’ promise to the test

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By Joseph Bambridge Verified, Frank Hersey Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s government has vowed to “buy British” AI in a bid to boost the U.K.’s digital sovereignty, but a flurry of upcoming decisions are set to put that promise to the test. Controversial U.S. tech giant Palantir is at the center of many of them. The U.K. government is due to decide by the end of this year whether to renew Palantir’s £330 million contract to supply a Federated Data Platform to the NHS.
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