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From Big Oil to Big Algorithm: Public Money in Private Models

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From Big Oil to Big Algorithm: Public Money in Private Models As governments rush to adopt artificial intelligence in public services, Privacy International asks who controls these systems, how people’s data is protected, and whether public services are becoming private black boxes. - There seems to be a shift occurring in the regulatory attitude under pressure by the AI race - and the public sect...
When examining the article through a critical lens, several patterns of manipulation can be identified. Firstly, there is an attempt to present the advancements in AI as universally beneficial, while minimizing potential risks and downsides (ARC-0024 Ambiguity). Additionally, the article emphasizes the need for safeguards and regulations without providing concrete examples or solutions (ARC-0056 Vagueness). Furthermore, the article positions the development of AI as a given, reinforcing the narr...