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Susie Alegre’s Journalist Portfolio

BBC Radio 4 - Forum Internum, Freedom of Thought

BBC Radio 4 - Forum Internum, Freedom of Thought

Series exploring the right to freedom of thought in the digital age and protecting the forum internum - our p…

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BBC Radio 4 - Under the Influence

BBC Radio 4 - Under the Influence

Philosopher and author James Garvey examines the rise of behavioural science at the heart of our politics. Ph…

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When Chatbots Fuel Violence, Who Pays the Price?

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By Susie Alegre
| Centre for International Governance Innovation Verified
Unchecked AI can have deadly consequences. Companies like OpenAI must face real accountability. OpenAI's engagement with the RCMP seems “too little, too late” in the face of such a tragedy. (Jennifer Gauthier/REUTERS) This article was first published by the National Post.
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Susie Alegre: When chatbots fuel violence, who pays the price? Original

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By Susie Alegre
| National Post Verified
Skip to Content Unchecked AI can have deadly consequences. Companies like OpenAI must face real accountability FILE - The OpenAI logo is seen on a mobile phone in front of a computer screen displaying output from ChatGPT, March 21, 2023, in Boston. OpenAI has introduced a new artificial intelligence model. It says it works faster than previous versions and can reason across text, audio and video in real time.
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AI makes you stupid

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By Susie Alegre, Yasmin Azad
| Perspective Media
If you feel like the world around you is getting dumber, it may not be your imagination. And if you rely on AI to help order your thoughts, you may no longer have an imagination to speak of anyway. Since ChatGPT exploded into the public consciousness in late 2022, the push for AI adoption has been relentless. Who needs novelists when AI can write whatever your heart desires in a matter of minutes?
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