Women more wary than men of artificial intelligence, national study finds
Women are more skeptical than men about artificial intelligence, especially when it comes to ethics, fairness and transparency, according to a national study from Georgetown University, Boston University and the University of Vermont.
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Trump claims ‘not sure we need’ bipartisan sanctions bill against RussiaThe Senate bill would put 500% tariffs on purchasers of Russian energy.
