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At the opening of UNESCO’s Fourth Conference of Chief Science Advisers in Paris, Lebanese Environment Minister Tamara El Zein said that science and technology must be used to build, not destroy, and that scientists and policymakers share responsibility for directing their use. She called for safeguarding scientific integrity, freeing expertise from market logic and quantitative metrics, and ensuring fairness in the production and application of knowledge while taking account of technology’s and artificial intelligence’s environmental and social costs. She stressed in particular that AI used in armed conflict must remain under human control and that human dignity must be protected. Science, she warned, must not evade responsibility by shifting it onto politics, nor should politics hide behind science to justify its decisions.
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