G7 leaders were joined by some of the world’s top tech executives on June 17 to discuss opportunities and dangers of artificial intelligence. The future of the industry is highly contentious – with US businesses dominating the industries and many fearful that the powerful new technology poses substantial risks. For G7 leaders, AI poses many questions – such as how to ensure the technology respects human dignity and can be kept under control.
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G7 focuses on AI's contentious future and US industry dominance
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