National constitutions around the world guarantee citizens the right to freedom of speech and expression to varying degrees. This freedom nurtures critical thinking and creativity, strengthens pluralism, and supports artistic and cultural expression. Historically, however, it has been restricted through censorship, coercion, intimidation, and threats. In the age of Artificial Intelligence, freedom of expression faces a less visible danger: the homogenisation of thought through algorithmic curati. Sign in to read more..