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Google's deliberative AI strategy in the midst of an election
Google's decision to limit its AI chatbot Gemini to answering questions about the global election highlights a strategic and cautious approach to deploying generative AI technology. The decision, which is particularly key in the run-up to major electoral events such as the US presidential election and others in India and South Africa, is emblematic of the tech giant's determination to mitigate the risks of misinformation associated with AI, something investors should watch closely.
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