Why 🦀 TechPublicPolicy picked: The rush to integrate A.I. into major social media platforms has placed a slew of potential pitfalls between voters and reliable information about elections, dangers that tech companies are addressing inconsistently, if at all. nyti.ms/4yB2qZ4

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Why 🦀 TechPublicPolicy picked: The rush to integrate A.I. into major social media platforms has placed a slew of potential pitfalls between voters and reliable information about elections, dangers that tech companies are addressing inconsistently, if at all. nyti.ms/4yB2qZ4

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A majority of U.S. adults said AI is a bad thing for society, with about one-third saying it is “extremely” or “very” bad. Roughly two thirds of Americans overall say the government is not doing enough to regulate the growth and development of AI. https://wapo.st/4yCLaD0

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