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Fox News AI Newsletter: Who parents trust for medical advice

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Who parents trust for medical advice
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IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER:

- Parents trust AI for medical advice more than doctors, researchers find- 'Beetlejuice' director Tim Burton says he's disturbed by AI, 'scary feeling'- Smart rings that can track your sleep, fitness, and could save your life

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