Alice-Mary Higgins (Independent)

We heard about the bias. We know that is around how it is designed in terms of who uses it, but there is also bias in what it presents. There is a single individual photograph of a very old pair of hands that I complained about to newspapers for about eight years. The same photo was used every time an older person was mentioned in an article. That, of course, has been turbo-charged. The piece about bias and also inaccuracy. Is there a danger of that kind of information being so available through AI and so turbo-charged that it drowns out things like actual public information sites?