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Pedro Abrunhosa: "Artificial Intelligence steals. That's what it does"

Now2 September 2026 at 00:42

The Portuguese artist Pedro Abrunhosa warned about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence, stating that it "steals" and that this is its function. His statements were made in the context of a broader analysis of contemporary challenges.

Abrunhosa also drew attention to the manipulation of discourse and to the degradation of international law, identifying these as growing concerns in today's society.

The artist also criticized the excessive use of social media, pointing out that these cause social isolation and have separated people from each other.

In this context, Pedro Abrunhosa argued that concerts and festivals are essential spaces for community gathering, functioning as meeting and socializing places that counteract this isolation.

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