AI could become the ‘wild west of tech’ if it is not used appropriately

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Artificial intelligence could take on unexpected behaviours, leaving consumers being treated unfairly with vulnerable customers hit the hardest, industry leaders claim.

AI has been put in the spotlight after Geoffrey Hinton, the “godfather of AI” resigned from his job at Google, warning that “bad actors” will use the new technologies to harm others.

Days later, the

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