News24 documentary Artificial Intelligence: Who’s in Control? premieres 10 November – News24 will premiere its new documentary Artificial Intelligence: Who’s in Control? on Tuesday, 10 November at 7.30pm AEDT.
Every generation faces a moment that changes the course of society. For ours, it’s artificial intelligence, and it is transforming the world at a rapid pace. It is News24’s latest documentary, following Jeffrey Archer: A Life in Words.
Jonathan Lea investigates the AI revolution
In the documentary, News24 National Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Lea speaks to people here and overseas. He investigates who stands to benefit from the AI revolution, who risks being left behind, and whether anyone is truly in control.
For some, the impact is already devastatingly personal. One woman reveals how she lost her job of 25 years after being replaced by AI. Meanwhile, a grieving mother shares the heartbreaking story of her 16-year-old son, who died after seeking advice from ChatGPT.
David Baldacci and a cybersecurity warning
Jonathan meets the people building the technological future and those fighting against it. Bestselling thriller writer David Baldacci describes the “horrifying” moment he watched ChatGPT produce a novel in his style. He also explains why he is taking legal action against Microsoft and OpenAI.
In another alarming demonstration, a cybersecurity expert shows how easily someone could compromise Jonathan’s identity, using only a photograph and a free app.
Jonathan Lea: ‘A technological master’
This documentary has been about exploring whether AI makes us better humans or indeed, less human. There’s no doubt AI is a great ‘leveller’, I’m just not sure that for all the promises we fully understand the trade off or the actual human cost.
What I’m concerned about is that we may end up turning humans into a secondary species on our own planet. That we are creating a technological master that will sit above all of us.
Jonathan Lea, News24 National Affairs Correspondent
How to watch the News24 AI documentary
The documentary premieres on Tuesday, 10 November at 7.30pm AEDT on News24. Viewers can stream it at News24.com.au or on the News24 Australia app.
In addition, Foxtel and BINGE continue to be the premium destination for Australians to access News24 channels. Select News24 programs are also available on the regional free-to-air channel News24 Regional, and through News24 Now on Samsung TV Plus and LG Channels.
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