Watch more: TechReg With Catherine Tucker and Rozhina Ghanavi of MIT Sloan An artificial intelligence agent researching a medical condition can learn something about an entire family from a conversation with just one member. Catherine Tucker, professor of management at MIT Sloan, used that example to describe a weakness in privacy rules built around individual […]
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