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Do people trust AI?
Is a sub-optimal question. Trust varies by geography, age, income, sector, occupation and (to a lesser extent) gender and political orientation. For instance, people in what are sometimes called ‘emerging market economies’ (China, Brazil, Kenya and India) are markedly more optimistic and trusting of AI than those in the US, UK, and parts of Western Europe. But even that overview belies significant differences. In Europe, the citizens of Norway, Switzerland, and Latvia have r
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3 hours ago4 min read
The reputational baggage of AI providers
About half of AI users operate (for want of a better term) at least one of the main large language models - ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Copilot. Like many products, these tools carry reputational heft as a result of who is providing them. For organisations deploying these models, that weight is worth thinking about. A question of values In February this year Anthropic - the company behind Claude - turn down a United States government contract linked to citizen surveillance an
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