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September 17, 2023

Implications of Generative AI on Information and Media

By Ethan Bingemann. Investment in artificial intelligence has been on the rise since 2013 with a peak in 2021 with 72 billion dollars invested in the technology [1]. With market value of around 276 billion dollars [2]. This investment has unsurprisingly been paired with a huge step in the functionality of AI technology. AI has Continue reading

Global Developments, Social Equity

ai, artificial-intelligence, chatgpt, openai, technology
May 10, 2023

Addressing Safe and Ethical Development of AI

By Ethan Bingemann. The best way of preventing misinformation, or “fake new,” from being spread by AI is holding news sources accountable and promoting fact checking in media. AI deepfakes are not incredibly realistic at their current stage. Going forward, it is imperative that consumers be more critical of the news sources they consume. This, Continue reading

Global Developments, Social Equity

ai, artificial-intelligence, chatgpt, ethics, technology

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Implications of Generative AI on Information and Media

Addressing Safe and Ethical Development of AI