EU, AI and Therefore
Artificial intelligence does not always announce its presence. It can appear in a customer-service e-mail, decide which advertisement reaches us, shape the videos recommended on our social feeds, or form part of systems used to identify people. What was once largely associated with research labs and technology companies is now becoming part of everyday life. We see some of it. Much of it works quietly in the background. And as AI moves deeper into the systems we rely on, the questions around it are becoming harder to keep within the boundaries of technology. How safe is the internet when AI is increasingly involved in what we see, share, and consume? […]