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UN warns AI's rapid spread may worsen global inequality

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The United Nations has issued a warning that the rapid development of artificial intelligence could deepen global inequality.
The adoption of AI technologies is occurring unevenly across different regions, particularly between the Global North and South.
A UN panel is working on a framework to promote responsible development and deployment of AI.
The report highlights the urgency for international cooperation to address these disparities.
Concerns have been raised about the potential social and economic impacts of AI on less developed countries.

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3 July

The UN alerts about increasing inequalities between the Global North and South due to AI growth.

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The United Nations has issued a warning that the rapid development of artificial intelligence could deepen global inequality.
The adoption of AI technologies is occurring unevenly across different regions, particularly between the Global North and South.
A UN panel is working on a framework to promote responsible development and deployment of AI.
The report highlights the urgency for international cooperation to address these disparities.
Concerns have been raised about the potential social and economic impacts of AI on less developed countries.

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3 July

The UN alerts about increasing inequalities between the Global North and South due to AI growth.