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Nicu Ștefănuță discusses the influence of artificial intelligence on different generations and the necessity of regulating it to protect human dignity.

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In a discussion on the show 'Diplomatic Passport', Nicu Ștefănuță, Vice President of the European Parliament, addresses the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on society and generations. He emphasizes that the perception of AI varies between generations, from Boomers to Generation Z, each having different experiences with technology.


Ștefănuță advocates for building intergenerational bridges and for strict regulation of AI, which can divide society and affect jobs. He also discusses the housing crisis and the cost of living, highlighting that young people are facing difficulties in building a stable life. In conclusion, he emphasizes the importance of education and transparency in society to help young people navigate current challenges.

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Nicu Ștefănuță, vicepreședinte PE, despre ofensiva AI: „Suntem ca pilitura de fier, vin doi magneți mari, se divizează societatea”

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