Zuck defends monitoring employees to win AI race in purported leaked audio

Based solely on the provided title, the article reports that Mark Zuckerberg defended the practice of monitoring employees, justifying it as necessary to win the artificial intelligence race. This defense was reportedly made in a leaked audio recording.

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