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Former Victorian Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton says he’s concerned about the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence, and wants social media companies to delete “misleading medical informatio
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Former Victorian Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton says he’s concerned about the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence, and wants social media companies to delete “misleading medical information,” calling it a “threat to democracy.”
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