Tharanya Arumugam Pillay
@tharaaru
MPP at BSG, Oxford University| Award-winning journalist l Skilled in analytic journalism lDigital Editor @NST_Online l 2018 @cheveningFCDO l 22/23 @unraf fellow
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/tharanyaaru/ 17-11-2010 16:10:20
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What might AI mean for the information ecosystem (including journalism)? Was at Open Society Foundations workshop brainstorming future scenarios. Wide-ranging discussions & everyone will take different things from it. Thread w/some of mine (quotes anonymous as under Chatham House rules) 1/9
What kinds of AI applications are news audiences more comfortable with? This is the question at the heart of new qualitative research that Reuters Institute commissioned strategic insight agency Craft to produce ✍️The report in full reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/ok-comput… 🧵Key findings in thread
EU officials aimed to replicate the GDPR's success in setting the world's standard with the #AIAct, but that might not be the case. Key quote: “What is considered unacceptable risk or high risk or low risk differ from country to country based on the risk appetite.” By Jet Damazo-Santos
Access to reliable information and news is critical for our societies. Media and news organisations play a central role in fighting #disinformation #FIMI. Thanks to support from EU Service for Foreign Policy Instruments 🌐 Peter M. Wagner 🇪🇺 we were able to establish a truly global dialogue between media professionals #GIFI
Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom Patrick Egwu Flo Barus Ibrahim Julia Chaib European University Institute Patryk Pawlak Iva Nenadic Tharanya Arumugam Pillay Abdirahman Dhimbil Jazmín Bazán The transparent and ethical implementation of technology policies is a major key point for the #GIFI project. Discover more on the Global Initiative on the future of the Internet: loom.ly/YM0VCRg 🌐 European Commission European External Action Service - EEAS 🇪🇺 /END
🚨[AI PAPER]: "Generative AI Can Harm Learning" by Hamsa Bastani, @obastanim, Alp Sungu, Haosen Ge, Ph.D., Özge Kabakcı & Rei Mariman is a must-read for everyone interested in AI. Quotes: "(...) a key question that remains is how generative AI affects how humans learn novel skills,