That's according to the former Editor of the Irish Times.
AI can be a force for great good but it can be a force for harm depending on the humans who use it.
That's according to former Editor of the Irish Times and Offaly's Conor Brady.
He and his son son Neil developed artificial intelligence to spot defamatory and hateful speech.
That software, Calibre, is now being used by several publications, including the Daily Mail.
Mr. Brady has been speaking with Will Faulkner about growing up in Tullamore, his time as the Garda Ombudsman and the pros and cons of AI on Midlands Today:
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