Detektor Magazin I What AI teaches young people about the Srebrenica genocide

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Lejla Memčić

6. august 2025. | 15:40

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Together with several high school students, we tested what artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT teach them about the Srebrenica genocide and other war crimes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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