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AI's infinite memory

July 29, 2023

When AI learns something new, it retains the information forever. That makes data protection more important than ever.

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Many of South America's best AI specialists are migrating to richer countries — leaving behind thousands of lesser skilled workers that North America then uses for outsourced low-wage jobs.
Digital WorldJuly 29, 202301:20 min
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How the EU plans to regulate artificial intelligence

The European Union's AI Act aims to regulate artificial intelligence, setting new standards for safety and ethics. But could these regulations stifle innovation and growth in the rapidly evolving tech landscape?
Digital WorldJuly 31, 202301:47 min
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