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11 August 2026
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This webinar explored the cultural and political pushback against expert knowledge, and how the idea that “everyone has access to knowledge”, through Wikipedia, Google, ChatGPT, and more, can both empower and mislead.
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MIT Professor of History Christopher Capozzola in conversation with USSC CEO Dr Michael Green.
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