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Report on Candidates for Office Finds AI Is More Talked - About Than Racism or Israel
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from gizmodo.com · United States
A report on political candidates indicates that artificial intelligence is a more frequently discussed topic than racism or Israel. This suggests a shift in focus for political discourse.
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