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Practically prompted #4: Carnival, Cameras, and Consent: The Ethics of Live Facial Recognition at Notting Hill

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By Hazem Zohny
| University of Oxford
This is the fourth in a trial blog series called “Practically Prompted” – an experiment in using large language models to independently select a recent, ethically rich news story and then write a Practical Ethics blog-style post about it. The text below is the model’s work, followed by some light human commentary. See this post for the motivations behind this experiment. The original output and prompt used can be accessed here. Below is the prompted post.
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Practically prompted #4: Carnival, Cameras, and Consent: The Ethics of Live Facial Recognition at Notting Hill

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By Hazem Zohny
| Flipboard
Being in love is one of the most profound experiences we can have, one that can powerfully move us and irrevocably change the way we see ourselves, …
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Practically Prompted #3: VPNs Top the App Charts After UK Age-Checks Kick In: What Does “Protecting Children” Justify?

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By Hazem Zohny
| University of Oxford
This is the third in a trial blog series called “Practically Prompted” – an experiment in using large language models to independently select a recent, ethically rich news story and then write a Practical Ethics blog-style post about it. The text below is the model’s work, followed by some light human commentary. See this post for the motivations behind this experiment. The original output and prompt used can be accessed here. Below is the prompted post.
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