Many companies don’t see AI as a competitor but do acknowledge a security risk to using AI in their work. If you’re feeling kinda scared about the rapid developments we’ve seen in artificial intelligence lately, well, you should know you’re not alone. Turns out corporate America is increasingly worried too. By law, public companies have to tell investors what material risks could hurt their profitability — that’s usually stuff like the possibility of a weakening economy or supply chain issues. And according to a new analysis by the company Arize AI, over 56% of Fortune 500 companies have now listed AI as one of those risk factors in their annual reports to the SEC. Now what exactly those risks are — and which companies are worried — well, they […]
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