BAK

British

abbreviation

back at keyboard

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“It’s really about having good therapists in control,” says Marieke Bak, assistant professor in medical ethics at Amsterdam UMC.

From Slate

Bak has considered potential risks like the blurring reality for patients or over-attachment to the deepfakes.

From Slate

“In this case, it’s really undesirable to go to the perpetrator to ask for consent,” Bak points out.

From Slate

“If someone has a complicated case of PTSD, and this is thought to be the thing that will work … we say that the legitimate interest of the patients would generally outweigh the privacy risks of the perpetrator,” says Bak.

From Slate

This was the steady, unshowy labor that made Cowley what his previous biographer Hans Bak called a “middleman” of letters.

From The Wall Street Journal

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