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Stephanie Lee

  • Fractional Chief Product Officer, SKL Creative Group, LLC
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Investing in the era of AI disruption

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By Jeffrey Rosenberg, Rich Mathieson, Stephanie Lee
| BlackRock
|By Key points: A “winner-takes-all” world: Leadership across markets and the economy has become increasingly concentrated, with a narrow group of companies and consumers now driving a disproportionate share of profits and spending. AI warrants selectivity: The dominant AI theme behind that concentration has entered a more discerning phase, with divergence, disruption risk, and greater scrutiny of margins and costs increasing the importance of security selection over broad exposure.
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Robotaxis keep riders safe, but what about their data?

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By Stephanie Lee, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Tech Xplore Verified
A robotaxi pulls up to the curb in Los Angeles. The front seat is empty, no driver in sight. The customer slides into the back seat, and off the ride goes to a destination typed into the app, its cameras and sensors silently collecting where she goes and maybe even recording what she looks like or says inside. When the ride ends, payment is automatically processed through a stored credit card, and the passenger receives a prompt to rate her experience. What happens to all this data?
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Robotaxis Keep Riders Safe, But What About Their Data?

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By Stephanie Lee
A robotaxi pulls up to the curb in Los Angeles. The front seat is empty, no driver in sight. The customer slides into the back seat, and off the ride goes to a destination typed into the app, its cameras and sensors silently collecting where she goes and maybe even recording what she looks like or says inside. When the ride ends, payment is automatically processed through a stored credit card, and the passenger receives a prompt to rate her experience. What happens to all this data?
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