State Secretary Pröll: With AI neither "End of the World" nor "Everything Great"
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The new "adaptive" AI strategy of the Federal Government is to stand by 2027. Pröll sees the world "at a tipping point" in view of technological advances
The new "adaptive strategy" is to stand until 2027. Pröll: "The technology has come to stay."
"The technology has come to stay," says Alexander Pröll, Secretary of State for Digitalization, pleading for a factual approach to technology.
VIENNA. State Secretary Alexander Pröll sees Austria at a crucial turning point due to the rapid advances in artificial intelligence.
Alexander Pröll (ÖVP), State Secretary at the Federal Chancellery, is facing the task of drawing up a new plan for dealing with AI. In the first half of 2027, due to the rapid progress in development, this will be an "adaptive strategy", he said in conversation with the APA. At the same time, he pleads for a factual approach to artificial intelligence and, in view of the enormous progress made, says: "We are at a tipping point".
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