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Could an ‘AI Bubble’ Threaten Your Retirement Savings?

Excitement around AI has driven huge stock market gains over the past few years, but there’s growing worry that the good times may not last. Some investors worry we could be nearing an AI crash similar to the dot com bubble burst in 2000. So, how worried do individual investors n ...  Show more

How are ICE Agents Using Facial Recognition Technology?

Amid President Donald Trump's massive immigration crackdown, protesters have shared videos showing ICE agents appearing to photograph or videotape people with their cell phone cameras. The reason why? Investigative journalists at CNN found immigration agents are running facial re ...  Show more

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