Body finds that chatbots provide biased advice, including by leading voters to the hard-right Party for Freedom.
Body finds that chatbots provide biased advice, including by leading voters to the hard-right Party for Freedom.
By John Power
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The Netherlands’s data protection watchdog has cautioned citizens against consulting with artificial intelligence on how to vote, warning that popular chatbots provide a “highly distorted and polarised view” of politics.
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