Artificial intelligence could be a tool for sustainable development by organizations, tech giants and academics.
WASHINGTON (AN) — Artificial intelligence will be examined as a potential tool of sustainable development by a consortium of international organizations, tech giants and academics.
The United Nations Development Program, which operates in 177 of the U.N.'s 193 member nations, announced it is joining the Partnership on AI founded by Amazon, DeepMind, Facebook, Google, IBM and Microsoft two years ago.
An A.U.-E.U. workshop focused on how to use AI to enable the 'economic integration' and success of more techology startups.
Europe's 'AI continent' would offer up to five large-scale but power-hungry facilities drawing Big Tech with simpler rules.
More than 1,000 physicists and engineers helped create the $17 billion proposal, based on at least 100 different scenarios.
From Africa to the Americas, leaders spoke of the need to ensure that policy decisions are more scientifically informed.
A Palestinian diplomat told the U.N.'s top court that Israel uses aid as a 'weapon of war,' targeting civilians and aid workers.
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A human rights group and journalists question Beijing's use of 'Chinese government-organized NGOs' at the United Nations.
A day after saying a deal with Russia was close, Trump expressed doubt that Putin is willing to end the Ukraine war.
