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One of the most common reasons that AI products fail? Bad data

One of the most common reasons that AI products fail? Bad data

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18-year-old rising freshman is trying to break his AI habit because a friend used ChatGPT to dump someone

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Elon Musk’s Tesla Diner is a next step in the beleaguered EV-maker’s plan to create an ‘all-encompassing brand,’ analyst Dan Ives says
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An AI-powered coding tool wiped out a software company’s database, then apologized for a ‘catastrophic failure on my part’
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Trump’s ‘AI Action Plan’ to mix tech industry wishlist with culture war attacks on ‘woke AI’
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The insolvency of Ardian-backed mountain biking company YT Industries underscores just how much tariffs have shaken the biking industry

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Amazon goes shopping for an AI wearable
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Amazon goes shopping for an AI wearable

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Sam Altman says financial industry faces a massive ‘fraud crisis’ as AI impersonates people’s voices to trick security
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AI tracked down nearly 80,000 ‘ghost students’ trying to enroll in California colleges

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Tesla sales cratered in California for 7 straight quarters while rivals Toyota and Honda surge, report shows

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OpenAI faces an ‘increasingly fragile moat,’ JPMorgan says, as Sam Altman braces for ‘OS war’ against Google, Apple and other Silicon Valley titans

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The best way to manage gamer unease about generative AI in video games is ‘to be direct about it,’ says one developer 
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The best way to manage gamer unease about generative AI in video games is ‘to be direct about it,’ says one developer 

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The AI boom is now bigger than the ’90s dotcom bubble—and it’s built on the backs of bots, maybe more than real users

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