What AI wants to do with your photos
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Should Instagram be allowed to use your photos to train AI? That was a question every user could ask themselves this week. But according to editor Juurd Eijsvoogel, tech companies have long been determining the course of AI. The big question for everyone now is: do we leave the future of AI to a few tech billionaires?
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- Guest:
- Juurd Kingfisher
- Presentation:
- Bram Endedijk
- Editorial:
- Cas Reijnders
- Assembly:
- Femke Bosma
- Final editing:
- Tessa Colen
- Coordination:
- Elze van Driel
- Production:
- Andrea Huntjens
- Photo:
- Liu Guanguan/China News Service/Getty Images
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