Examity uses artificial intelligence and human proctors to ensure test-takers aren't cheating on college exams, professional assessments, and standardized tests.
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A private equity firm is investing $90 million in a cutting-edge anti-cheating startup a month after a college admissions scandal ensnared elite parents

A private equity firm is investing $90 million in a cutting-edge anti-cheating startup a month after a college admissions scandal ensnared elite parents

Meghan Morris | Examity uses artificial intelligence and human proctors to ensure test-takers aren't cheating on college exams, professional assessments, and standardized tests.

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A top WeWork executive explains why the company doesn't have the same issues as Airbnb and Uber

A top WeWork executive explains why the company doesn't have the same issues as Airbnb and Uber

Meghan Morris | Some sharing-economy companies have struggled with local governments and employers like taxi companies. WeWork has had the opposite experience.

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AI is a greater threat to human existence than climate change, says the Oxford professor endorsed by Bill Gates

AI is a greater threat to human existence than climate change, says the Oxford professor endorsed by Bill Gates

Charlie Wood | Nick Bostrom, a professor of philosophy at Oxford, spoke with Business Insider about the threat posed by AI.

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A $70 billion investment manager turned the Milwaukee Bucks into a basketball powerhouse. Now he's set on improving America's dismal passenger trains.

A $70 billion investment manager turned the Milwaukee Bucks into a basketball powerhouse. Now he's set on improving America's dismal passenger trains.

Graham Rapier | Wes Edens has money in professional sports teams, including esports, on multiple continents. His next bet is shuttling you between Miami and Disney.

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10 of the world's best investing minds shared their biggest fears at Milken — and the lack of consensus is a major red flag of its own

10 of the world's best investing minds shared their biggest fears at Milken — and the lack of consensus is a major red flag of its own

Joe Ciolli | Ten experts at the Milken Institute Global Conference couldn't agree when asked about the biggest risk facing the investment landscape and economy.

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The global elite at Milken have zeroed in on an overlooked signal they say will determine the future of the global economy

The global elite at Milken have zeroed in on an overlooked signal they say will determine the future of the global economy

Akin Oyedele,Joe Ciolli | Top investors and economists explain why productivity growth is vital for future growth.

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The CEO of cannabis company with a slick new dispensary in Brooklyn talks about expansion plans following the company's $1.4 billion public debut

The CEO of cannabis company with a slick new dispensary in Brooklyn talks about expansion plans following the company's $1.4 billion public debut

Jeremy Berke | Business Insider sat down to talk about future plans with Columbia Care's CEO, Nicholas Vita, at the company's new dispensary in Brooklyn.

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Facebook's bet on privacy may threaten advertisers' sophisticated targeting, and it could 'dramatically change' its relationship with brands

Facebook's bet on privacy may threaten advertisers' sophisticated targeting, and it could 'dramatically change' its relationship with brands

Lauren Johnson | Facebook is overhauling how data is handled on its platform, and advertisers worry if the move will limit ad targeting.

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Google's Q1 was a $70 billion disaster that analysts say is the reality-check it needs to finally make a big change

Google's Q1 was a $70 billion disaster that analysts say is the reality-check it needs to finally make a big change

Nick Bastone | Some analysts are saying that lack of transparency Google gives to its investors could be a potential reason itself as to why the company's stock may be dragging.

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'Commerce has become a battleground for platforms': Instagram will now let influencers sell products directly on the platform

'Commerce has become a battleground for platforms': Instagram will now let influencers sell products directly on the platform

Tanya Dua | Instagram has been trying to close the loop between discovery and commerce and is now letting creators directly sell products.

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