Politicians Are Letting AI Write Speeches and Laws without Telling Voters, Study Says
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Transparency is needed - According to the research concerning Sweden and the United Kingdom, there is a sharp increase in the use of AI for speeches or parliamentary proposals, without this being highlighted The post New research: Politicians "allow" AI to write their speeches or laws without voters knowing appeared first on in.gr.
Svenska Dagbladet
ekuriren.seAlmost every tenth parliamentary motion in the past year was written with the help of chatbots, according to a new study. However, none of the politicians have reported using AI. “There is a lack of transparency,” says Minerva Suvanto, a doctoral student at Chalmers.
A new study in Sweden and the UK indicates a rapid increase in the use of AI in parliamentary documents, while voters are not informed that some passages could be generated or assisted by algorithms.
Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, in collaboration with Edinburgh Napier University, have taken a closer look at 3,000 motions written by our Riksdag politicians over the past year. The review shows that about a tenth of the motions have been written with the help of AI, but not a single politician has reported that this is the case. – Regardless of the degree to which AI has been used, there can be risks in not being transparent…
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