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AI Can Narrow Scientific Gap In Developing Countries – TWAS Executive Director
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AI Can Narrow Scientific Gap In Developing Countries – TWAS Executive Director
The Executive Director, The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), Prof. Marcelo Knobel, said Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to close the scientific gap between developing and developed countries. In a virtual interview on Tuesday, Knobel said that the potentials lies particularly in research, education, and healthcare among others. He stated that TWAS’s long-standing mission to support scientists in the global South aligned strongly …
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