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AI Risks September 05, 2024 · TechPolicy.Press

The Dangersof Imposing Global North Approaches toAIGovernance on the Global South

Tech Policy Press The world ofartificial intelligence(AI) is heavily lopsided. One American firm – Nvidia, the world's most valuable company – holds as much as 95% of …

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