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Fortune
Jeremy Kahn

AI with hidden biases may be subtly shaping what you think: 'You may not even know that you are being influenced'

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In less than two years, artificial intelligence has radically changed how many people find information and write. When searching for details about Supreme Court precedents or polishing a college essay, millions of people seek help from AI chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Anthropic’s Claude.   

In his newly published book, Mastering AI: A Survival Guide to Our Superpowered Future, Fortune AI editor Jeremy Kahn explores this new tech-infused reality and what should be done to avert the inevitable pitfalls. In the following excerpt from the book, he focuses on the little-recognized problem of subtle bias in AI and the potentially profound influence it can have on what users believe.  

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