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RADIO & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE



RADIO & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE



The world of AI is not just a commercial war between web giants. Numerous free, ethical and community-based AI tools are emerging, often developed by researchers or committed groups. The idea is to promote these open source alternatives, which are more transparent, modular and often more respectful of privacy.


Sub-themes around this idea for programme content: ways to leverage, develop or angle the topic:


For listeners:

Potential guests: open source developers, members of tech collectives, etc.


For the radio teams:

  • Why we should reject ‘black box’ tools
  • Risk of damaging journalistic credibility
  • Editorial independence and technological dependence?


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