Citation record for Incident 32
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Anonymous. (2017-09-13) Incident Number 32. in McGregor, S. (ed.) Artificial Intelligence Incident Database. Partnership on AI. Retrieved on February 27, 2021 from incidentdatabase.ai/cite/32.Reports
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