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Joanna Bryson comments on Artificial Intelligence in international media

The AI and digital expert talks about risks and opportunities of new AI technologies.

Across international media, Joanna Bryson addresses latest public reactions to AI software like ChatGPT

“The rules that we have been recommending for about a decade are still enough,” the Professor of Ethics and Technology says.

ChatGPT is neither new nor human-like, says Joanna Bryson in EURACTIV podcast

Think of it as another kind of search engine, the Professor of Ethics and Technology suggests.

In a guest essay for Wired, Joanna Bryson discusses what distinguishes humans from AI

The Professor of Ethics and Technology says we must “demystify the human condition”.

Joanna Bryson sees moral turning point for German government due to Ukraine war

Professor of Ethics and Technology comments on how Russian aggression enables bold moves from Germany's coalition parties.

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TikTok warfare? How digital communication shapes the war in Ukraine

In joint event with Aspen Institute, Joanna Bryson and Vivian Schiller discuss relevance and changing landscape of online communication for warfare.

Cities’ efforts on AI could become model for national standards, says Joanna Bryson in The Wall Street Journal

Drafting regulations needs time, the Professor of Ethics and Technology says.

Joanna Bryson comments on potential implications of AI definition for EU digital law

The Professor of Ethics and Technology writes in Wired how AI regulation might harm technological development.

In Wired, Joanna Bryson discusses the future of AI for childcare

Robot nannies will bring both drawbacks and advantages, she writes with co-author Ronny Bogani.

Joanna Bryson contributes insights on AI and freedom of speech in OSCE workshop

Expert group discussed regulatory approaches to monitoring online content on 9 April.

Joanna Bryson offers her view on Apple and Facebook’s fight over data privacy

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Bryson weighs in on the battle between the two tech giants.

Joanna Bryson and co-researchers offer new insights into why inequality and economic decline drive polarisation

In Science Advances, they show why rebuilding trust in societies can be so challenging.

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