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Jan 9, 2024 1 hr 5 min

Can AI Regulations Protect Me?

from Curious and Cultured Hosted by Dagny Zenovia

Here is part 2 of our conversation on AI. In this episode, we discuss concerns surrounding how AI has been used for fraud and harm, the first AI regulations, and what types of AI assistance we would find helpful in our lives. Let us know what you think of the episode. Let’s Connect: Learn more about the podcast here If you are looking for statement jewelry that is sustainable, unique, and carries positive intentions, check out Dagny’s boutique Bandele Muse and join the newsletter for 10% off your first purchase + magical adventures.

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