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Presumably the intention is to push on with the equally illegal plan to require government ID cards to use the internet, until 'interest groups' such as ourselves restrain the illegality. Anyway, keep supporting your local digital rights group!
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December 9, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Presumably the intention is to push on with the equally illegal plan to require government ID cards to use the internet, until 'interest groups' such as ourselves restrain the illegality. Anyway, keep supporting your local digital rights group!
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The excellent @shamimmalekmian.bsky.social @dublininquirer.com
whose earlier piece triggered our investigation has also written about this
www.dublininquirer.com/was-the-depa...
whose earlier piece triggered our investigation has also written about this
www.dublininquirer.com/was-the-depa...
Was the Department of Justice using experimental chatbots to give immigration advice?
“The public should not be used as guinea pigs, particularly vulnerable groups in a legal process which could be impacted by a chatbot giving an incorrect answer.”
www.dublininquirer.com
November 19, 2025 at 11:14 AM
The excellent @shamimmalekmian.bsky.social @dublininquirer.com
whose earlier piece triggered our investigation has also written about this
www.dublininquirer.com/was-the-depa...
whose earlier piece triggered our investigation has also written about this
www.dublininquirer.com/was-the-depa...
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The bottom of the article has some of the errors. As @wendylyon.bsky.social who identified these errors emphasises, these are only a selection of errors.
bsky.app/profile/wend...
bsky.app/profile/wend...
You can read a selection of my criticisms of the chatbot’s replies (I emphasise, merely a selection) here
Our investigation into Irish Department of Justice use of chatbots. The department hides behind disclaimers while deploying misleading chatbots.
@iccl.bsky.social @abeba.bsky.social @johnnyryan.bsky.social
www.iccl.ie/news/irish-d...
@iccl.bsky.social @abeba.bsky.social @johnnyryan.bsky.social
www.iccl.ie/news/irish-d...
November 19, 2025 at 4:16 PM
The bottom of the article has some of the errors. As @wendylyon.bsky.social who identified these errors emphasises, these are only a selection of errors.
bsky.app/profile/wend...
bsky.app/profile/wend...
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And the department is not immune to the #AIHype.
One of the documents received through FOI requests makes this claim:
“Copilot doesn’t just connect ChatGPT with Microsoft 365,” but it “turn[s] your words into the most powerful productivity tool on the planet.”
One of the documents received through FOI requests makes this claim:
“Copilot doesn’t just connect ChatGPT with Microsoft 365,” but it “turn[s] your words into the most powerful productivity tool on the planet.”
November 19, 2025 at 11:14 AM
And the department is not immune to the #AIHype.
One of the documents received through FOI requests makes this claim:
“Copilot doesn’t just connect ChatGPT with Microsoft 365,” but it “turn[s] your words into the most powerful productivity tool on the planet.”
One of the documents received through FOI requests makes this claim:
“Copilot doesn’t just connect ChatGPT with Microsoft 365,” but it “turn[s] your words into the most powerful productivity tool on the planet.”