The United Nations has appointed 40 experts to examine how artificial intelligence is shaping lives and livelihoods worldwide. Described as the first body of its kind, the panel will publish yearly reports assessing risks, opportunities and impacts, informing smarter governance as the technology evolves.
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L’ONU lance le premier panel scientifique mondial sur l’IA

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Les Nations Unies ont nommé 40 experts chargés d’étudier comment l’intelligence artificielle transforme les sociétés. Présenté comme une première mondiale, le groupe publiera chaque année un rapport sur risques, opportunités et impacts de la technologie en changeant.

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