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Fox News AI Newsletter: Google's new AI may know when your house is on fire

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Google's new AI may know when your house is on fire
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IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER:

- Google's new AI tech may know when your house will burn down

- AI's development is critically important for America - and it all hinges on these freedoms

- GenAI, the future of fraud and why you may be an easy target

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