AI's infinite memory

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

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Latin America’s AI specialists head to richer pastures

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.

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Elon Musk, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, and other tech leaders say that AI poses the same dangers as a nuclear bomb. They're calling for a moratorium on AI development and a regulatory body for oversight.

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US regulators wants Google to sell its Chrome web browser, to counteract the company's market dominance.

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More and more states are restricting access to parts of the internet. But there are ways to get around such censorship.

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