Alanna
@alannaacchi.bsky.social
PhD Student & Researcher- Western U
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“Using generative AI to create original, public-facing content (text, video, audio or images) can be fraught and in our view poses the greatest risk to public trust if not managed carefully. We will be extremely conservative when using it.”
Better than I expected, but how about not using it at all?
Better than I expected, but how about not using it at all?
How CBC News will use AI responsibly to benefit our journalism — and keep your trust | CBC News
CBC is launching a new campaign aimed at reminding Canadians how our journalism can provide a safe harbour from the fake news and AI-generated content roiling through our feeds. As the campaign begins...
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November 25, 2025 at 9:54 PM
“Using generative AI to create original, public-facing content (text, video, audio or images) can be fraught and in our view poses the greatest risk to public trust if not managed carefully. We will be extremely conservative when using it.”
Better than I expected, but how about not using it at all?
Better than I expected, but how about not using it at all?
Proud to officially be a part of the Starling Centre Research Team, where we work towards greater civic understanding, participation and engagement in the face of an increasingly datafied world.
starlingcentre.ca/research-team/
starlingcentre.ca/research-team/
October 9, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Proud to officially be a part of the Starling Centre Research Team, where we work towards greater civic understanding, participation and engagement in the face of an increasingly datafied world.
starlingcentre.ca/research-team/
starlingcentre.ca/research-team/
Reposted by Alanna
Canada’s Parliament just gave Charlie Kirk a standing ovation.
You can oppose political violence without rewriting the legacy of a man who did a lot of harm to vulnerable and marginalized communities.
But Canada’s politicians, some media and many employers don’t seem to entirely understand that:
You can oppose political violence without rewriting the legacy of a man who did a lot of harm to vulnerable and marginalized communities.
But Canada’s politicians, some media and many employers don’t seem to entirely understand that:
September 15, 2025 at 11:39 PM
Canada’s Parliament just gave Charlie Kirk a standing ovation.
You can oppose political violence without rewriting the legacy of a man who did a lot of harm to vulnerable and marginalized communities.
But Canada’s politicians, some media and many employers don’t seem to entirely understand that:
You can oppose political violence without rewriting the legacy of a man who did a lot of harm to vulnerable and marginalized communities.
But Canada’s politicians, some media and many employers don’t seem to entirely understand that: