AI Moves Faster Than Governments as Riyadh Forum Searches for Global Rules
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Maria do Céu Patrono said there are "people who have direct economic and financial interests linked to the development of AI who will say that Europe has too much regulation"
In statements to Lusaka from Riade, which accompanied the 4th UNESCO Global Forum on AI Ethics, Maria do Céu Patrão Neves stressed that public opinion has awakened to the effective and imminent risks of an artificial intelligence that has been advancing at a very fast and also out of control.
The president of the National Ethics Council for Life Sciences defends a global governance for Artificial Intelligence, warning that the accelerated advancement of technology is exceeding the capacity for control and regulation of societies.
The president of the National Ethics Council for Life Sciences (CNECV) defends a "world government" for Artificial Intelligence (IA), taking advantage of the opportunity that constitutes the demand of American technologies for more regulation for the sector.
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