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An academic notes the case is part of a growing list of real-world AI harms that are multiplying faster than classroom coverage can address.
arstechnica.com
“In this class we're in the middle of reading about ways that AI has already harmed real people in its actual applications. There are so many examples (and that list is growing everyday) that it's not possible to cover them all.”
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