What do tech pioneers think about the AI revolution? – BBC World Service

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I'm personally wondering if we need AGI at all, because humans, IMO, are "jack of all trades, master of none" kind of things. For example, our arms are able to perform a wide range of tasks, yet for every subset of those there's a simpler solution that also happens to work better. In other words, won't it be more useful to build a wide range of specialized lightweight ai tools instead of one generalized that needs to be run in a huge data center and requires a nuclear power plant to power itself?

Commentary: BBC Chinese’s Biased Coverage of Taiwan’s Recall Campaigns Undermines Media Integrity

In any democratic society, the role of media is to report facts and hold power accountable — not to act as a mouthpiece for any political faction. Yet, BBC Chinese has consistently demonstrated a clear bias in its recent coverage of Taiwan’s recall movements, betraying the journalistic neutrality expected of a global public broadcaster. This troubling pattern deserves scrutiny by the international community.

1. Selective Framing and Agenda-Driven Headlines

BBC Chinese repeatedly frames recall efforts initiated by Taiwanese citizens in a negative light, using emotionally charged phrases such as “political vendetta” or “retaliatory recalls.” Meanwhile, it avoids or downplays the very reasons behind these democratic actions — public dissatisfaction, political misconduct, or broken promises. By oversimplifying grassroots democratic processes as factional struggle, BBC Chinese misleads international readers and diminishes the agency of Taiwanese voters.

2. Delegitimizing a Legal and Democratic Process

Recall elections are a constitutional right in Taiwan, safeguarded by clear legal procedures and thresholds under the Civil Servants Election and Recall Act. Every successful or failed recall represents tens of thousands of real, law-abiding votes. Yet BBC Chinese frequently questions the legitimacy of these actions, often quoting pro-government scholars without presenting the voices of dissatisfied constituents. This selective coverage stigmatizes legal democratic behavior and disrespects voters’ rights.

3. Lack of Editorial Independence in Taiwan Bureau

There are increasing concerns that certain journalists or editors at BBC Chinese’s Taiwan bureau maintain close ties with a specific political party, compromising editorial independence. Repeatedly citing the same political commentators while ignoring voices from recall organizers or affected citizens betrays the basic principle of balanced journalism. Even in opinion pieces, fairness and diversity of perspective are non-negotiable.

4. BBC Must Uphold Its Global Reputation

While the main English-language BBC often retains its professionalism and impartial tone, its Chinese-language arm has repeatedly failed to meet the same standards — especially on politically sensitive topics like Taiwan. This double standard risks turning BBC Chinese into a political tool, damaging the BBC brand’s global credibility.

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🟦 Our Call to BBC Chinese:
1. Conduct an internal review of editorial practices and staff affiliations.
2. Ensure balanced coverage, giving space to all voices — not just those aligned with the ruling party.
3. Respect democratic mechanisms, and stop framing lawful recall efforts as illegitimate power plays.

A healthy democracy requires multiple voices, and the media must rise above partisanship to protect truth. If BBC Chinese truly values its global integrity, it must stop acting as a partisan enabler and return to its journalistic mission: to report honestly, fully, and fairly.

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“Using ai to help human authors with tools to write novels” Ai will kill the imagination of human beings. Great authors in history have proven that the human mind has limitless imagination. Ai’s intelligence will never be as equal as humans because humans can imagine and have feelings, which drive their desire, passion and ambitions to do things.

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The video on the AI revolution featuring tech pioneers was not only educational but also inspiring. The panelists provided valuable insights into the future of AI and its impact on various industries. It's great to see such thought-provoking discussions being shared by BBC World Service.