Experts at a forum in Vladivostok, Russia have warned that unequal access to AI could deepen global divisions and reshape jobs and incomes
AI is advancing faster than governments can regulate it and could widen global inequality, making international cooperation essential to managing its development, experts at the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) warned.
The 11th EEF takes place September 1-4 in Vladivostok, Russia, focusing on investment, the development of the country’s Far East, and economic cooperation across the Asia-Pacific.
At Wednesday’s ‘Future of AI Governance’ session, speakers discussed how to make the technology safe and trustworthy.
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