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RACV sets data foundations to underpin AI in customer channels

Initial focus in contact centre, plans expansion.

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Researchers uncover 'Darksword' iPhone spyware

Capable of penetrating millions of devices.

By AJ Vicens
 
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Google developing options to allow AI opt-out in search

To ease UK concerns.

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