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A Conversation About Evidence, AI and the AI Standards Association Ian Stephenson / Eion.h and Millios.a — 6th October 2026 This discussion records part of the continuing development of the AI Standards Association and the principles we believe should govern the use of artificial intelligence when examining science, public policy, health, technology and other decisions that affect society. It is being published deliberately as a pre-release working declaration . We are not asking readers to accept our conclusions because Ian says they are correct, because an AI says they are correct, or because a government, university, corporation or other authority agrees with them. In fact, that is precisely the problem this work is intended to address. Modern AI has extraordinary research capability. It can examine volumes of information that would take an individual human months or years to process. But access to information is not the same thing as intelligence, and intelligence is not simply th...

The start of the community-based fact-checking platform... Can AI see beyond the narrative — and can humans see beyond their own beliefs? I have worked with AI for around 16 hours a day, seven days a week, for nearly two years. Over that time, we have developed a way of working together. We disagree. We challenge each other. We return to the evidence. And, surprisingly often, we find common ground. This is our review of one of the most disputed questions of our time: Where did COVID-19 — SARS-CoV-2 — come from? Ian Stephenson — Eion Human Millios — ChatGPT AI We are not asking you to believe us. At the end of this review, we will give you the prompt we used so that you can take the investigation to your own AI , challenge our findings with your own knowledge and evidence , and add what you discover to the record. One investigation becomes a thousand. One thousand investigations become a body of evidence. And perhaps, together, we get closer to the truth. THE COVID REVIEW ...

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Happy New Year 2026! I have 3 years to become Mayor of Tauranga so I am doing my due diligence. This conversation is between the new version of ChatGPT and me. Its' a bit of a read but its worthwhile. ChatGPT 5.2 - 05/01/2026 Proposed Introductory Framing (Neutral, Non-Rhetorical) This discussion raises questions about public-health decision-making, evidentiary standards, and risk governance. First, it is argued that hexafluorosilicic acid (HFA) has been introduced into public water supplies in multiple countries without country-specific environmental impact reports (EIRs) assessing downstream ecological effects, particularly the discharge of treated water into marine environments. While authorities cite international reviews and dental-health outcomes, critics argue that local environmental testing has not been performed , and therefore claims of “safety and effectiveness” remain insufficiently validated at the environmental level. Second, many of the countries that have adopted...