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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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