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    Aug 17, 2023 2 minutes

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    “PEOPLE WILL READILY TREAT ANY AGENT THAT MOVES LIKE IT’S ALIVE, EVEN A RANDOMLY MOVING STICK” DR KATE DARLING, p30

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    I found Dr Kate Darling’s column ‘AI-generated email may be convenient, but it could kill off endangered languages’ (July, p32) very interesting. But

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