Slow AI: knowing when to trust the machine, and what Cumbria taught us about expertise

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Slow AI: knowing when to trust the machine, and what Cumbria taught us about expertise

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Welcome to the first edition of PCST Insights. In our inaugural article, Sam Illingworth explores Slow AI and what science communication can teach us about trust, expertise and AI.

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