Prof. William Shiyuan Wang on Rebuilding Trust and Goodwill to Retain Control in the Age of AI

2 Oct 2024

News Faculty of Humanities

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Prof. William Shiyuan Wang, Chair Professor of Language and Cognitive Sciences, penned an opinion piece in the South China Morning Post, arguing that to maintain control over our lives and the planet amidst the rise of artificial intelligence, we must rebuild trust and goodwill while curbing our destructive behaviour. Click HERE to read the full article.

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