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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UN yazindua jopo la kwanza la kisayansi duniani la AI

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Umoja wa Mataifa umeteua wataalamu 40 kuchunguza jinsi akili bandia inavyounda maisha na riziki duniani kote. Ikiwa imeelezwa kama chombo cha kwanza cha aina yake, jopo hilo litachapisha ripoti za kila mwaka zinazotathmini hatari, fursa na athari, na kuarifu utawala bora zaidi kadri teknolojia inavyoendelea kubadilika.

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