This paper explores the landmark 2012 case study regarding Target’s predictive analytics program, which famously identified a teenager’s pregnancy before her own family was aware. While often associated with modern data privacy debates, the core events occurred between 2011 and 2012. The Target Pregnancy Prediction Case Study Executive Summary In 2012, a story published by The New York Times Magazine revealed that
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