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Will AI bring us together or drive us apart?
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1:40:42Now PlayingWill AI unite or divide us?
Artificial intelligence systems often reflect the priorities, biases and beliefs of the people who designed and created them. It’s critical to determine the sources of its worldview as it continues to influence how we think, learn and even love.
This episode explores whether AI will bring us together or widen social divides. Can we create AI models that truly reflect cultural and ideological diversity? Or are we heading into an era of “AI tribes” that leads us in different directions?
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Featuring:
- James Brusseau: Professor of philosophy and computer science, Pace University
- Evgeny Morozov: Theorist and publisher, The Syllabus
- Elina Noor: Senior fellow, Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- Robert Wright: Publisher, Nonzero Newsletter; host, Nonzero Podcast
Moderated by award-winning journalist and writer Mohamed Hassan
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