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Studying the effects of AI is harder when people don’t reveal their usage of it: can AI labs help?

livemint.com 01 Sep

India

Studying the effects of AI is harder when people don’t reveal their usage of it: can AI labs help? — Sources: livemint.com

People lie about using artificial intelligence (AI), according to new research. The closet use of this technology makes it harder to research. Secretive AI businesses should help researchers work out what’s really going on.

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