Peter Griffin on how generative AI has revolutionised the tech industry

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Peter Griffin on how generative AI has revolutionised the tech industry

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May 7, 2023

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Has any technology ever caused as much disquiet as generative AI? Duncan Greive talks to veteran tech journalist Peter Griffin about how this new generation of AI works, why it has scientists, philosophers and politicians spooked, and its implications for media industry.
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May 7, 2023

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Peter Griffin on how generative AI has revolutionised the tech industry

Peter Griffin on how generative AI has revolutionised the tech industry

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