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User questions CNBC's definition of AI "winners"

A Mastodon user questions the definition of "winners in AI and data" as presented by CNBC. The user expresses skepticism about the criteria used to identify these winners, particularly when individuals without a clear structure or ethical framework are involved in making such judgments. AI

RANK_REASON User opinion on a media outlet's framing of AI winners, lacking substantive news value.

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User questions CNBC's definition of AI "winners"

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Are you a "winner in # AI and # data ?" # CNBC I don't see any mutual benefits to making people with no structure in public service or # oath the judge of "winn

    Are you a "winner in # AI and # data ?" # CNBC I don't see any mutual benefits to making people with no structure in public service or # oath the judge of "winners and losers". # USpol # Vote # Premarket # Investing # NoKings