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Concerns rise over treatment of human workers behind AI technology

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Artificial intelligence is now woven into things we see and do every day, from searching on Google to filing taxes to using speak-to-text on a phone. Thought by many to be powered only by computers, the technology often relies on a massive human workforce. Sonam Jindal with the nonprofit coalition Partnership on AI joins Lisa Desjardins to discuss concerns about how those workers are treated.

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U.S. & Canada
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AI, artificial intelligence, ChatGPT
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