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<p><span>In a world of rapidly changing politics, emerging technologies and shifting global challenges, asking the right questions has never been more important.</span></p>
<p><em><span>Time to Question</span></em><span>, a podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF), brings together leading experts, academics, policymakers and influential voices to explore the issues shaping our world.</span></p>
<p><span>Through thought-provoking conversations, informed analysis and open debate, we examine the challenges and opportunities facing democracy, international relations, technology and global society.</span></p>
<p><span>From the growing influence of artificial intelligence on politics and democracy to the complex issues defining our future, each episode offers fresh perspectives, meaningful discussion and the opportunity to question established thinking.</span></p>
<p><strong><span>Different perspectives. Important conversations. Time to Question.</span></strong></p>
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<p>Time to Question | Episode 1 </p>
<p>Who controls the information we see, the stories we trust and ultimately what we believe?</p>
<p>As artificial intelligence transforms the global information landscape, questions about truth, misinformation, trust and democratic accountability have never been more important.</p>
<p>Welcome to the inaugural episode of Time to Question, the new podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF), bringing together leading voices to examine the challenges shaping our world.</p>
<p>In this first episode, we explore the growing influence of artificial intelligence on public opinion, political discourse and the future of democracy.</p>
<p>Can we distinguish fact from fiction in an increasingly AI-driven world? Who is responsible for safeguarding the truth? And what happens when technology has the power to influence what societies believe?</p>
<p>Featuring an expert panel:</p>
<p>Humphrey Hawksley – Author and former BBC Asia Correspondent, bringing extensive experience in international journalism and global affairs.</p>
<p>Carl Miller – Senior Fellow at Demos and Founder of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, specialising in the relationship between technology, information and society.</p>
<p>Chris Morris – CEO of Full Fact, the UK's independent fact-checking charity, working to promote accuracy and accountability in public debate.</p>
<p>Barry Gardiner MP – Chair of The Democracy Forum, contributing political insight and analysis on the wider implications of artificial intelligence for democracy and society.</p>
<p>Lord Charles Bruce – President of The Democracy Forum, contributing to the organisation's commitment to informed discussion and open debate on issues of international importance.</p>
<p>Together, these voices explore the opportunities, risks and responsibilities presented by artificial intelligence and its increasing influence over how we understand our world.</p>
<p>Recorded at IQ Studios, Millbank, London, this discussion launches a new chapter for The Democracy Forum, taking its tradition of informed debate to a wider international audience.</p>
<p>This is Part 1 of a two-part discussion.</p>
<p>Join us for Part 2 as we continue to explore the battle for truth in the age of artificial intelligence.</p>
<p>Different perspectives. Important conversations. Time to Question.</p>
<p>A podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF).</p>
<p>#TimeToQuestion #TheDemocracyForum #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Democracy #Misinformation #FactChecking #Politics #GlobalAffairs</p>
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<p>Who controls the information we see, the stories we trust and ultimately what we believe?</p>
<p>As artificial intelligence transforms the global information landscape, questions about truth, misinformation, trust and democratic accountability have never been more important.</p>
<p>Welcome to the inaugural episode of <em>Time to Question</em>, the new podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF), bringing together leading voices to examine the challenges shaping our world.</p>
<p>In this first episode, we explore the growing influence of artificial intelligence on public opinion, political discourse and the future of democracy.</p>
<p>Can we distinguish fact from fiction in an increasingly AI-driven world? Who is responsible for safeguarding the truth? And what happens when technology has the power to influence what societies believe?</p>
<p>Featuring an expert panel:</p>
<p>Humphrey Hawksley – Author and former BBC Asia Correspondent, bringing extensive experience in international journalism and global affairs.</p>
<p>Carl Miller – Senior Fellow at Demos and Founder of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, specialising in the relationship between technology, information and society.</p>
<p>Chris Morris – CEO of Full Fact, the UK's independent fact-checking charity, working to promote accuracy and accountability in public debate.</p>
<p>Barry Gardiner MP – Chair of The Democracy Forum, contributing political insight and analysis on the wider implications of artificial intelligence for democracy and society.</p>
<p>Lord Charles Bruce – President of The Democracy Forum, contributing to the organisation's commitment to informed discussion and open debate on issues of international importance.</p>
<p>Together, these voices explore the opportunities, risks and responsibilities presented by artificial intelligence and its increasing influence over how we understand our world.</p>
<p>Recorded at IQ Studios, Millbank, London, this discussion launches a new chapter for The Democracy Forum, taking its tradition of informed debate to a wider international audience.</p>
<p>This is Part 1 of a two-part discussion.</p>
<p>Join us for Part 2 as we continue to explore the battle for truth in the age of artificial intelligence.</p>
<p>Different perspectives. Important conversations. Time to Question.</p>
<p>A podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF).</p>
<p>#TimeToQuestion #TheDemocracyForum #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Democracy #Misinformation #FactChecking #Politics #GlobalAffairs</p>
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Time to Question | Episode 1 
Who controls the information we see, the stories we trust and ultimately what we believe?
As artificial intelligence transforms the global information landscape, questions about truth, misinformation, trust and democratic accountability have never been more important.
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Time to Question, the new podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF), bringing together leading voices to examine the challenges shaping our world.
In this first episode, we explore the growing influence of artificial intelligence on public opinion, political discourse and the future of democracy.
Can we distinguish fact from fiction in an increasingly AI-driven world? Who is responsible for safeguarding the truth? And what happens when technology has the power to influence what societies believe?
Featuring an expert panel:
Humphrey Hawksley – Author and former BBC Asia Correspondent, bringing extensive experience in international journalism and global affairs.
Carl Miller – Senior Fellow at Demos and Founder of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, specialising in the relationship between technology, information and society.
Chris Morris – CEO of Full Fact, the UK's independent fact-checking charity, working to promote accuracy and accountability in public debate.
Barry Gardiner MP – Chair of The Democracy Forum, contributing political insight and analysis on the wider implications of artificial intelligence for democracy and society.
Lord Charles Bruce – President of The Democracy Forum, contributing to the organisation's commitment to informed discussion and open debate on issues of international importance.
Together, these voices explore the opportunities, risks and responsibilities presented by artificial intelligence and its increasing influence over how we understand our world.
Recorded at IQ Studios, Millbank, London, this discussion launches a new chapter for The Democracy Forum, taking its tradition of informed debate to a wider international audience.
This is Part 1 of a two-part discussion.
Join us for Part 2 as we continue to explore the battle for truth in the age of artificial intelligence.
Different perspectives. Important conversations. Time to Question.
A podcast from The Democracy Forum (TDF).
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