Paige’s Razik Yousfi: Biden has set expectations for AI, but details will come via federal guidelines

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As a data scientist and software engineer, Razik Yousfi builds artificial intelligence models in health care. He started doing this 15 years ago, long before advanced chatbots catapulted AI into the layman’s consciousness.

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