In a recent Forbes article, Prof. Nizan Geslevich Packin explores how generative AI technologies have become central to political and epistemological debates.

From controversial outputs by systems like Google’s Gemini to Elon Musk’s Grok producing antisemitic content, this article underscores the myth of neutrality in AI.

Drawing on Langdon Winner’s theory that technology embodies power structures, Packin analyzes how AI systems influence public discourse, democratic legitimacy, and historical memory. 

The article ultimately calls for governance frameworks grounded in transparency, contestability, and pluralism, warning against algorithmic consensus as a substitute for democratic deliberation.

You can read the full article on Forbes