The desire of the United Nations to control artificial intelligence (AI) and use it to shape public discourse was once again expressed on Tuesday, when the U.N. Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) kicked off its “AI for Africa Conference.”
UNESCO wants to influence the “development of artificial intelligence on the continent” with a legion of trained civil servants and legal personnel.
“Today, alongside the African Union and the South African presidency of the G20, we are working to put artificial intelligence at the service of Africa. Our goal is to spur indigenous momentum in Africa by training talent, adapting…
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