Fans and writers of science fiction are not necessarily enthusiastic about artificial intelligence – especially when it’s used to vet panelists for a major sci-fi conference.
The kerfuffle started on April 30, when Kathy Bond, the chair of this summer’s World Science Fiction Convention (WorldCon) in Seattle, USA, published a statement addressing the usage of AI software to review the qualifications of more than 1,300 potential panelists. Volunteers entered the applicants’ names into a…
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