At UN, developing nations call for bigger say in shaping AI future
Leaders say AI could speed development or widen inequality, and the World Bank says it could add a century of progress in 10 years.
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At UN, developing nations call for bigger say in shaping AI future - Regional Media News
By Doyinsola Oladipo UNITED NATIONS, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Developing nations are demanding a greater role in shaping the rules governing artificial intelligence, warning that a technology poised to transform economies could instead deepen global inequalities if its development and regulation remain concentrated in wealthy countries. The debate at last week's UN festival of diplomacy in New York highlighted mounting concern among leaders from Afri…
Developing countries are increasingly demanding that they be given equal say in shaping the regulation of artificial intelligence. They warn that if AI development and oversight are concentrated in the hands of rich states, the technology could deepen global inequalities rather than reduce them. The debate unfolded at the UN General Assembly in New York last week, where 128 delegations spoke on the topic, compared to just five four years ago. Si…
At UN, developing nations call for bigger say in shaping AI future
By Doyinsola Oladipo UNITED NATIONS, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Developing nations are demanding a greater role in shaping the rules governing artificial intelligence, warning that a technology poised to transform economies could instead deepen global inequal...
Developing countries are demanding a more significant role in defining the rules ...
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