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Across the digital space, companies are ringing alarm bells about regulatory risks associated with artificial intelligence, according to an <a href="https://content.mlex.com/#/content/1495775/comment-from-amazon-to-zoom-tech-companies-call-out-privacy-other-regulatory-risks-of-ai?referrer=search_linkclick" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Aug. 25 MLex article</a> titled “Comment: From Amazon to Zoom, tech companies call out privacy, other regulatory risks of AI” (subscription required).

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Companies using AI “should realize regulators are looking very closely at what’s going on and will be conducting investigations,” Partner Daniel Kaufman told MLex.

Companies: Regulators are looking ‘very closely’ at your AI use

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