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Join Reboot Democracy on Thursday, February 27 at 4 p.m. ET at Northeastern University (EXP Room 610, 815 Columbus Ave, Boston) and online for a discussion with MIT and Deepmind's Michael Henry Tessler and Michiel A. Bakker about their groundbreaking "Habermas Machine," tested with over 5,700 UK participants. Learn more and register here. This research from authors at Google DeepMind and collaborating institutions investigated whether an AI system, called the "Habermas Machine," could facilitate collective deliberation by mediating discussions on social and political issues. The study focused
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