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“We are creating judgments and polarizing the ways that we see. And AI, in many ways, narrows the view by which we see those things, because we are getting very quick answers versus a plethora of answers,” says Jennifer Louie, AI Trust and Safety Global Advisor for the UN Development Programme, at CFR’s annual Religion and Foreign Policy Workshop.
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“We are creating judgments and polarizing the ways that we see. And AI, in many ways, narrows the view by which we see those things, because we are getting very quick answers versus a plethora of answers,” says Jennifer Louie, AI Trust and Safety Global Advisor for the UN Development Programme, at CFR’s annual Religion and Foreign Policy Workshop.
The event brings together various leaders, scholars, and representatives for conversations on the intersection of faith and global affairs.
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