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TypeMock announced the launch of TypeMock Test Review, a new solution that helps software development teams evaluate the quality of their unit tests by identifying duplicate, fragile, ineffective, and high maintenance tests, a need that did not exist before the rise of AI generated tests. It is an o

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The Federal Trade Commission is putting a sharper focus on how artificial intelligence systems are presented to consumers, how accurate those systems are expected to be, and whether companies are giving users a fair understanding of what they are actually getting. On July 1, the FTC said it is se

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AI can now make video ads that look polished, credible, and close enough to human-made work that many people cannot easily tell the difference. That does not mean those ads move people the same way. New research from Ipsos and Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications

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