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The Top 7 Media People in AI

Business Insider's 2023 AI 100 list includes several experts from the media industry. Take a look at who we picked.

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Crypto crashes, bankruptcies spark calls for tighter regulations even as users demand less rules

The crypto space is on tenterhooks, as it waits to see which way the legislative winds will blow, said observers.

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Erik Prince wants to sell you a secure smartphone that s too good to be true

MIT Technology Review obtained Prince’s investor presentation for the “RedPill Phone,” which promises more than it could possibly deliver.

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Google s Incognito mode inspires staff jokes – and a big lawsuit

On International Data Privacy Day last year, an email popped into Alphabet Inc chief executive Sundar Pichai’s inbox from Google’s marketing chief Lorraine Twohill full of ideas on gaining user trust.

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Facebook Enables Anti-Abortion Clinics to Collect Data on Would-Be Patients

Personal data may someday be used as evidence against abortion seekers in states where the procedure is outlawed.

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