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U.N. Official: AI Must Address ‘Colonial Conquest’ by Training on ‘Indigenous’ Knowledge

Press RoomBy Press RoomJuly 31, 2026No Comments5 Mins Read
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Speaking at a recent event in Mexico City, U.N. Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed railed against the evils of “colonialism” and said the benefits of artificial intelligence technology (A.I.) should be re-distributed across the developing world, to prevent the same Western-centric mindset from dominating the key technology of the coming century.

“We have been very good at addressing governance, and science, and all the hardware of the new era of technology, but somehow the ‘human’ in it is slightly missing, and we want to bring different regional conversations about what this would look like,” Mohammed said.

“The human brain remains the most extraordinary engine of intelligence that we know. We...

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