Is AI Kool-Aid and FOMO driving UK tech policy?
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Is AI Kool-Aid and FOMO driving UK tech policy?
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Presenters Alex Hudson and Chris Stokel-Walker interview data politics and social justice academic Dr Elinor Carmi, of City St George’s, about the government wanting 10 million workers to get trained on AI… run by Google, Amazon, and others. Is this a good thing, or, as some critics say, letting economic growth supersede democratic values?
Follow Dr Carmi on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elinorcarmi/?originalSubdomain=uk
Learn more about The Society for Hopeful Technologists: https://societyforhopefultechnologists.org/
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