Eric Bannavti Suiseka

How AI is Shaping Our Thinking (CRTV News Interview – Full Episode) | Eric Bannavti Suiseka

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In this special edition of Diaspora Footprints, I join Moki Edwin Kindzeka on CRTV News Channel to discuss artificial intelligence, digital literacy, social media algorithms, misinformation, and critical thinking in the digital age. We explore how platforms shape public opinion, how individuals can recognize manipulation, and why mental independence is essential in an AI-driven world. We also discuss the relevance of these issues for Cameroon, Africa, and the global diaspora, and how informed citizens can remain in control of their decisions and future. 🇨🇲🌍#AI #DigitalLiteracy #Cameroon #

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Eric Bannavti Suiseka

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Jun 20, 2026

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How AI is Shaping Our Thinking (CRTV News Interview – Full Episode) | Eric Bannavti Suiseka 20.06.2026

Honored to be featured on Diaspora Footprints on CRTV News Channel with Moki Edwin Kindzeka. In this full interview, we explore:• How algorithms shape public opinion• The rise of misinformation and “alternative truths”• Psychological traps in social media• How individuals can stay in control in the AI era• The role of the diaspora in shaping informed communitiesThis conversation is part of a broad...

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