Researchers warn that regulatory capture means industry concerns trump those of citizens
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Researchers warn that regulatory capture means industry concerns trump those of citizens
The AI industry is copying techniques used by tobacco firms,
big pharma and oil companies to influence governmental policy and regulation of itself, according to an academic study.Researchers at the University of Edinburgh, Trinity College
Dublin, Delft University of Technology, and Carnegie Mellon University claim they identified patterns of "corporate capture" by which regulations and public
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