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13.11.26 - 23:31
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Match Group Keeping AI Out of Dating (Bloomberg)
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Match Group is embracing artificial intelligence across its business, but CEO Spencer Rascoff says AI agents won't be allowed to date for users on Tinder, Hinge and its other apps. Rascoff says Match wants its platforms to remain a “human-only zone,” even as the company uses AI to verify identities, improve safety and block harmful messages. He joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss where companies should draw the line on AI and how the technology is transforming Match Group. He also weighs ibn on Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia and why he thinks companies are ultimately bigger than any one CEO. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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13.11.26 - 21:06
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Everybody′s Business: China Is Writing Its Own AI Playbook (Bloomberg)
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While US AI companies are struggling with a public image problem, Chinese attitudes towards AI are generally more positive with the government leading the charge to turn its rural and inland regions into AI-driven manufacturing hubs.
Brad Stone joins Stacey Vanek Smith and Max Chafkin on the Everybody's Business podcast to discuss his factory tour of EV maker Zeekr and how China is writing its own AI story. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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