AI, scams and fake news – how to avoid being scammed?

AI, scams and fake news – how to avoid being scammed?

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Artificial intelligence has become part of everyday life for many. But what exactly is the technology, what can it be used for, and how can we distinguish between real and fake content? Join us for an engaging lecture on opportunities, limitations and digital safety.

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AI, scams and fake news – how to avoid being scammed?

Artificial intelligence, often abbreviated to AI or AI, has quickly become part of everyday life. More and more people are using the technology to search for information, write texts or get help with small and large tasks. But what actually happens when an artificial intelligence answers questions? And why can it sometimes give the wrong answer with great conviction?

In this digital lecture, Thomas Aalerud from Epinova gives an easy-to-understand introduction to what artificial intelligence actually is, and how the technology works in practice. With extensive experience in digital media, he puts today's development in perspective and explains what AI can be useful for, and what limitations it has.

You'll also gain insight into some of the challenges that come with the new technology. How can we recognize scams, fake ads, artificially generated voices, and manipulated videos? And what should we be aware of in order not to be scammed?

As usual, this retirement meeting starts with a simple lunch before the lecture.

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