"Imagine an IRS employee sitting down to play chess against a potential tax evader, and now suddenly you have IBM Watson on your side telling you exactly how to play the chess game," former IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel tells Money. "That's what AI does."

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About 37 million devices will likely qualify for the settlement, which if approved would pay out as much as $95 per eligible device.

Buffett (the real one) has previously said AI "has enormous potential for good and enormous potential for harm."

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