How to make sure that AI isn’t invasive and creepy

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Presented by   AI doesn't have to be malevolent and terrifying, like the all-seeing Hal from 2001: A Space Odyssey. That's not inherent to the technology itself. But it could turn out that way if humans don't ask hard questions about data and usage to ensure there are clear, firm guardrails around how this technology is deployed. If we design AI in a thoughtful way, it could actually be crucial to protecting our privacy in the future. Read more here. —Katharine Schwab   artificial intelligence How to make sure that AI isn’t invasive and creepy If it’s designed in a way that respects human decision-making, AI can actually be a force for privacy.   co.design This prefab builder raised more than $2 billion. Why did it crash? And if Katerra couldn’t make it, can anyone   branding How to brand fintech in the volatile Gamestop era Startup Public hopes you’ll come for the AMC and Gamestop hype, but stay for the long-term portfolio.

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