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Congress: Maybe We Shouldn't Let AI Destroy the News Media

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Smart home speakers are almost dead. Can AI save them?

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Smart home speaker with code in the background

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A sleek $199 AI assistant that promises to handle your digital tasks sold out in a day — but more are on the way

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The Rabbit r1.

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Mark Zuckerberg was once so detached from Meta's AI work, he wasn't sure which breakthrough Sundar Pichai was praising him for: Bloomberg

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Mark Zuckerberg (left) and Sundar Pichai (right).
Mark Zuckerberg (left) and Sundar Pichai (right).

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Mark Zuckerberg reportedly got mad that someone at Sheryl Sandberg's wedding brought up his widely mocked metaverse avatar

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Mark Zuckerberg's much-mocked metaverse avatar apparently came up when the Meta CEO attended Sheryl Sandberg's wedding.

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Stagwell's Mark Penn says companies should use AI to connect holistically with consumers

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Mark Penn is CEO of Stagwell

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OpenAI is reportedly in talks with CNN, Fox Corp, and Time to license their work as its legal wrangling with the NYT continues

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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, speaks during The Wall Street Journal's WSJ Tech Live Conference in Laguna Beach, California on October 17, 2023.
The talks come amid escalating legal issues for OpenAI.

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OpenAI is gearing up for a legal fight with The New York Times. A loss could cause chaos for the entire AI industry.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman speaks during the OpenAI DevDay event on November 6, 2023 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Sam Altman speaks during the OpenAI DevDay event in November.

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Sam's Club will stop checking receipts at the door — and instead use AI to snap photos of your shopping cart

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A person passes through new shopping cart scanning tech at Sam's Club.
Sam's Club's new gateways are equipped with an array of cameras and sensors that capture images of the shopper's cart and processes them with computer vision.

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AI alone is not enough. Here's how to unlock its true business value

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By Kelly Ducourty, Chief Customer Officer at UiPath 

AI has become ubiquitous, driving companies to explore its applications for revenue growth, enhanced customer experiences, improved employee experiences, and competitive advantage. 

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