Developing nations seek greater AI influence
Developing countries called for greater participation in setting regulations for artificial intelligence to avoid worsening global inequalities that could arise from focusing its development solely on wealthy countries. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic Republic of the Congo emphasized the need not to be just consumers of technologies designed elsewhere, warning that technology could threaten human existence if not regulated comprehensively. International reports indicate that artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly accelerate development in developing countries, potentially achieving a century's worth of progress within a decade if gaps in energy, connectivity, and skills are addressed.
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