Autumn Public Lecture Series 2025: Democracy and AI @TRINITYCOLLEGEDUBLIN
Autumn Public Lecture Series 2025: Democracy and AI  @TRINITYCOLLEGEDUBLIN
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Can democracy survive the age of artificial influence?
From deepfakes to algorithmic newsfeeds, AI is shaping how citizens see the world, and how they vote. Professor Constantine Boussalis, Dr Tom Paskhalis and Dr Asli Ceren Cinar investigates how AI technologies are influencing public debate, spreading misinformation, and targeting vulnerable groups. Join three political scientists as they explore how democratic systems can adapt and respond.
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