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An Oklahoma consulting firm is selling an AI tool that can predict elections, but can it be trusted?
An Oklahoma company is using artificial intelligence to build what it calls the "Brains of Oklahomans." It's predictive AI tech designed for market research, but it has uses in politics, and some experts have raised flags.
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