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Perspective: In the case of Joaquin Oliver, the future is here, and it’s deeply disturbing
The ethics of 'conversing' with the dead was already controversial. Acosta took it to the next level with an 'interview' of a ...
His knowledge is unlimited,” Joaquin Oliver’s understandably grieving father said of the AI avatar. But can a computer really ...
Joaquin Oliver was just 17 when he was killed by a gunman who opened fire at his school in 2018. His father wants the AI ...
Former CNN reporter Jim Acosta blurred the line between fiction and reality by 'interviewing' an AI avatar of Parkland ...
It was our idea, it was our plan, and it’s still our plan,’ Manuel Oliver said in a video response, pushing back against the ...
Jim Acosta, a former CNN anchor, has interviewed an AI-generated version of Joaquin Oliver, a teenager among the 17 victims ...
It was a discussion about reducing gun violence. Oliver emphasizes the AI version of Joaquin reflects what he stood for and ...
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Jim Acosta Slammed for 'Interviewing' AI Version of Parkland Shooting Victim: Who is Joaquin Oliver?
Jim Acosta sparks outrage after publishing a video interview with an AI-generated avatar of Parkland shooting victim Joaquin ...
Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta’s interview with an AI version of a Parkland shooting victim was meant to send a message about gun violence, but it’s raised deeper questions about ethics, grief, and the ...
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Jim Acosta’s AI interview raises deeper questions about human connection | Opinion
Acosta’s interview raises a larger societal question: is AI helping us connect or just simulating connection while we grow more disconnected from one other?
An absolutely ghoulish spectacle unrolled on YouTube yesterday, as disgraced former CNN Trump gadfly Jim Acosta “interviewed” ...
Former CNN correspondent Jim Acosta shared a video interview with an AI-generated avatar of Joaquin Oliver, a student killed ...
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