The Globe and Mail reports on the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) by businesses to mine and consolidate customer data. AI can collect and store information about individuals, including their payment habits and location information, allowing companies "to track our habits." According to the article, "some advocates argue that privacy issues should be a public concern and that action is required to safeguard information," while a computer science expert said, "We have to get over, at some point, the idea that we have privacy. We don't...We have to redefine what privacy means."
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