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As the world continues to become increasingly more dependent on Artificial Intelligence for its information, organisation and convenience, a question arises about just how useful these supposedly intelligent programs are, and to whom. Well… according to a joint 2024 study by AI researchers in the US and UK, these... intelligent programs, trained on the world’s data, have inherited the world’s prejudices. Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and RoBERTa have been demonstrated to have racial biases towards Black people which in some cases have exceeded those of actual human racists. These biases have real economic, legal and political repercussions for people of African descent, and if no willingness is shown on the part of companies like OpenAI to fix these biases, then maybe it is time that Africa went the way of China, and built its own AI models to better serve and represent its own people.show more

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🇺🇸 WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM FORMER CHAIRMAN: "WE WANT TO PREPARE PEOPLE FOR THE CHANGES CAUSED BY AI AND OTHER TECHNOLOGIES" Klaus Schwab: “The mission of the Schwab Academy is to prepare people for the tremendous changes which will be caused by the transformation from the industrial to the intelligent age. The intelligent age is based on a combination of many life-changing technologies. Of course, AI, but there is also quantum computing and many other technologies which will have a tremendous impact on how we live, how we communicate, and we have to prepare for those changes now.” Source: Klaus Schwab, Schwab Academy

🇺🇸 WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM FORMER CHAIRMAN: "WE WANT TO PREPARE PEOPLE FOR THE CHANGES CAUSED BY AI AND OTHER TECHNOLOGIES" Klaus Schwab: “The mission of the Schwab Academy is to prepare people for the tremendous changes which will be caused by the transformation from the industrial to the intelligent age. The intelligent age is based on a combination of many life-changing technologies. Of course, AI, but there is also quantum computing and many other technologies which will have a tremendous impact on how we live, how we communicate, and we have to prepare for those changes now.” Source: Klaus Schwab, Schwab Academy

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