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For those of you who can't believe it's almost Christmas already, let's go back to the end of October with this episode. AI promises to make life easier, but what happens when these tools actually hijack our habits instead? In this conversation, host Michael Cupps talks with Cortnie Abercrombie, author of "What You Don't Know" and founder of AITruth.org
They discuss why 90% of AI problems trace back to data, how algorithms reflect human biases, the difference between productivity monitoring and toxic surveillance, and what the new Texas Responsible AI Governance Act means for businesses. Whether you use AI for scheduling, hiring, or productivity, this conversation will help you understand what is really happening behind the interface and how to use AI responsibly.
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Chapters
1. Introduction: The AI Trick or Treat (00:00:00)
2. The Data Problem: Why 90% of AI Issues Start Here (00:04:25)
3. Real-World AI Failures and Hidden Biases (00:13:31)
4. Employee Monitoring: Productivity vs. Surveillance Culture (00:25:27)
5. Taking Back Control: The Book and AI Truth Challenge (00:34:42)
6. Closing Habits: Prayer, Progress, and Relationships (00:37:08)
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