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Tech companies including Adobe are taking a new look at a big industry debt issue

Tech companies including Adobe are taking a new look at a big industry debt issue

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America's AI backlash: How the effort to keep worker trust is occurring inside companies

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By Rachel Curry Verified
| CNBC Verified
Diy13 | Istock | Getty Images Even as AI becomes more familiar to the average person, workplace anxiety around it remains high. When business leaders integrate technology without clear, intentional communication, they risk alienating their workforce in ways that can be difficult to reverse.
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The Business of Helping the Ultra-Wealthy Vanish From the Internet

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By Rachel Curry Verified
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
For the ultra-wealthy, digital privacy has become a purchasable commodity. Corporations and high-net-worth individuals are increasingly hiring data-removal services to systematically erase their personally identifiable information from search engines, data brokers and the dark web. These services go far beyond what automated tools can achieve, offering ongoing auditing to mitigate both digital and physical security risks.
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Gen Z Is Using AI To Gamble The Insurance System And Exposing a Broken System

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By Rachel Curry Verified
| International Business Times (U.S.) Verified
Gen Z consumers are more likely to use AI to alter an insurance claim to make their claim more financially favorable, recent data suggests. Gen Z consumers are more likely to use AI to alter an insurance claim to make their claim more financially favorable, recent data suggests. But consumer advocates and members of the generation themselves say this is a mark of a bigger, more insidious issue within the fabric of the U.S. insurance market.
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