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Worth noting: Slovenia, Spain & Ukraine were already using Starmer AI clones earlier this year—for Brexit prep and predicting UK reactions to peace negotiations.
Digital diplomacy is already here. #digitaldiplomacy #ai @thetimesBritish politics enters new era: Opposition using AI “digital twins” of ministers to war-game parliamentary questions before debates. All 650 MPs now have algorithmic clones trained on their speeches.
Raises fascinating questions on deliberative democracy in the AI age.
@thetimesBritish politics enters new era: Opposition using AI “digital twins” of ministers to war-game parliamentary questions before debates. All 650 MPs now have algorithmic clones trained on their speeches.
Raises fascinating questions on deliberative democracy in the AI age.
@thetimesAnother episode of the series about former MPs using their parliamentary passes "certainly not for lobbying purposes". #Lobbying #MMWlobbyingnews
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KONSTYTUTY RECOMMENDS: JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2020
This is the first episode of my series „KONSTYTUTY RECOMMENDS interesting Papers on Constitutional Law & Political Science”, which I have been running for Polish readers since July 2015 (a full list is available here). I decided to expand my potential … Czytaj dalej →
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