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Tech tycoons must not be allowed to let rip with AI , minister warns
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from lynnnews.co.uk · United Kingdom · global
A minister has issued a warning that technology leaders should not be given unchecked control over artificial intelligence development. This underscores growing concerns among policymakers about the ethical and societal implications of rapidly advancing AI.
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