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- 418 publicly traded companies cited potential negative AI impacts in SEC filings, up 46% from 2024.
- Concerns include reputational harm from biased outputs and security breaches.
- Experts say employees misuse AI, with 66% relying on AI without critical evaluation.
- Despite risks, companies are investing heavily, doubling AI spending to $10.3 million in 2024.
- Microsoft Corporation launched its first 'AI superfactory' in Atlanta, amid rising fintech AI-fraud concerns.
