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AI chatbots as everyday answer engines raise concerns over geopolitical narrative distortion
Research from Kosovo warns that AI chatbots, now common sources of daily information, may sometimes distort geopolitical narratives.
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Artificial intelligence chatbots are rapidly becoming the go‑to tool for many people seeking quick answers on a range of topics. Their growing presence in daily life means that a large share of information consumption now passes through automated conversational interfaces rather than traditional media or direct research.
A recent study conducted in Kosovo points to the risk that these answer engines may shape, and at times skew, geopolitical narratives. By presenting complex international issues in simplified forms, the systems can unintentionally distort context, raising questions about the reliability of AI‑driven information and the broader implications for public discourse.
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