AI for Peace — What is the Russian public thinking?

Jonathan Teubner Apr 27, 2022 8:00:00 AM

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A conversation with the CEO of FilterLabs about its Filter Russia tool.

Even though we say otherwise, most of us like to put populations in generalized boxes:

- All Canadians are pleasant, funny and spend winters in Florida.
- All Germans are precise and formal.
- All Americans despise mass transit and require 15 square feet of personal space at all times.

Fun and games aside, if you’re a member of one of these populations, you know simplifications miss the cacophony of voices, personalities, very nuanced attitudes and splintered interests that make up your population. It makes sense that attitudes and feelings towards policies and issues are rarely monolithic, and it is difficult for outsiders to understand all the nuanced, localized feelings about a policy or issue.

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