Scientists led by AI scholar Yoshua Bengio urge privacy, opt-in approach for COVID-19 contact
Testing appears to be still urgently needed for containing and ultimately eradicating COVID-19. Canadian AI scholar Yoshua Bengio and colleagues from multiple institutions urge privacy measures for contact tracing. ZDNet posed questions to the scholars about their recent editorial.
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