Cybersecurity expert Jackie Chen argues in an opinion piece for msn.com and newsweek.com that the AI boom relies too much on sensitive data that companies are unwilling to share or manage safely. This reluctance stems from fears of potential misuse or breaches of personal information. [1] [2]
The AI Boom Relying on Unwieldy Data Poses Privacy Concerns | Opinion
Cybersecurity experts warn that the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is heavily dependent on data companies are hesitant to use, raising privacy concerns.
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- The AI boom is built on the foundation of data companies are too afraid to use.
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- There are no significant disagreements between the two outlets regarding the main issue at hand.