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  3. 29 Sep conference at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, for Living Magnifica Humanitas , the encycical on artificial intelligence.

29 Sep conference at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, for Living Magnifica Humanitas , the encycical on artificial intelligence.

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    29 Sep conference at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, for Living Magnifica Humanitas , the encycical on artificial intelligence.

    The first half was mainly AI boosterism.
    The last hour gave the point of view of legal, journalistic, and medical cautions about trust.
    Watch these two ten minute segments:
    2:04 Journalist Ciara O'Brien on verifying sources.
    2:14 Dr. Lisa Cunningham: the risk of losing doctors' and nurses' medical gestalt.

    https://theway.ie/watch-the-living-magnifica-humanitas-conference/

    #AI #risks #journalism #medicine

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