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4 Ways AI Education and Ethics Will Disrupt Society in 2019

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By: Tara Chklovski

In 2018 we witnessed a clash of titans as government and tech companies collided on privacy issues around collecting, culling and using personal data.

From GDPR to Facebook scandals, many tech CEOs were defending big data, its use, and how they’re safeguarding the public…

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