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The Future of Democracy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence – Podcast "O Digital em Conversa" with João Calado and Rui Ribeiro

Notícias Lx13 September 2026 at 20:42

The podcast "O Digital em Conversa", produced by NoticiasLX, released a new episode dedicated to the theme of the future of democracy in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. The show features the usual guests João Calado and Rui Ribeiro, who analyze how AI is transforming the foundations of democracy.

According to the episode description, for centuries democracy was based on a relatively simple premise: informed citizens make decisions. The podcast explores the implications that the advancement of Artificial Intelligence brings to this principle, raising questions about the challenges and opportunities this technology presents for democratic systems. The full content is available on the NoticiasLX website.

Why this matters

This article is of interest to Lusophone readers who want to understand how artificial intelligence is reshaping democracy and the political decision-making process. The podcast offers an accessible analysis of a topic that directly affects citizens' lives in an increasingly digital era.

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