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intelligence systems pose to the political decision making process with additional views between brooky in fact this threat may already have become reality and which is not aware of it or. we need to examine the situation very closely she'd have eyes as an irony neon ak and. should a binding code of ethics bama use of ai in the political process. in tokyo we got some surprising answers from experts. this is the gives the district where a lot of high tech startup companies are based. to continue. to moto is a senior advisor at the soft bank group and also runs his own consulting company matsumoto and his colleagues believe that ai does not pose a threat to the political system in fact they say it offers certain advantages to the new more happened in all the politicians often ignore the best interests of society. to pursue their own agenda take bribes or did it so i think that ai could change politics for the better in a day so new human beings are simply not suitable for politics so egotistical and ambitious. you coom are unpredictable when it comes to making policy decisions pretty sure

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