AI-Driven Price Discrimination Sparks Retail Controversy
Kroger, Walmart and McDonald's face scrutiny as states enact anti-surveillance pricing laws.
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Kroger, Walmart and McDonald's face scrutiny as states enact anti-surveillance pricing laws.
Read the original →A three-year longitudinal study of Nigerian computer science students found that AI ethics awareness, reflection and perceived responsible use all grew substantially. The study found that these developed independently.
Read the original →Africa has more than 2,000 distinct languages, but many remain underrepresented in digital platforms and AI systems.
Read the original →A global survey of 11,000 respondents found that people knowingly use artificial intelligence about six times a week and encounter it unintentionally about four more times. Most respondents expressed some trust in AI. They wanted companies to disclose its use, protect personal data and explain how automated recommendations or decisions were reached.
Read the original →Brent Hecht, Microsoft's Application Science Director, referred to AI model training as "the greatest labor theft in human history" in internal documents.
Read the original →The commission may clarify the status of the candidacies of Chinda, Haske, the ex-IGP and Pantami on Tuesday.
Read the original →A Facebook video appears to show a group of Muslim men praying on a public street in Australia.
Read the original →The first Europe-wide expert working group on Artificial Intelligence in mental health launches today at the ECNP congress in Munich. The group will host an open discussion setting out the potential, the problems and possible directions for AI in psychiatry and neuroscience.
Read the original →The post looks at why three elements make up the AWS CAF-AI perspectives that EdTech leaders should mature first. It also describes what building each one looks like in practice.
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