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NYC man who lost his job to AI accidentally sent his unemployment benefits to stranger after making typo while filling out form

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“NYC man who lost his job to AI accidentally sent his unemployment benefits to stranger after making typo while filling out form”

Philip Walters had a string of bad luck last November, starting with a layoff and then an endless fight for unemployment checks.

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