A new United Nations poll shows that trust in AI is highest in China and other developing economies, while richer nations remain deeply skeptical. The findings come from a massive UN Development ...

Leaders say AI is a ‘unique opportunity’ for driving inclusive growth, innovation and sustainability but warn there must be fair governance.

The UN body also recommends setting up data trusts and other mechanisms that it suggests could help foster AI growth without compromising information stewardship, such as through “well-governed ...

Don’t let AI make inequality worse, says UN adviser By Ana DeOliva, CNN 4 minute read Updated 4:21 AM EST, Thu December 12, 2024 Link Copied! Follow: AI See your latest updates ...

A United Nations study found a sharp global divide on attitudes toward artificial intelligence, with trust strongest in low-income countries and skepticism high in wealthier ones.

The new report from UNCTAD suggests the vast scale of the AI market: it’s predicted to reach $4.8 trillion by 2033—roughly the size of Germany’s entire economy, CNBC reported. The problem ...

The fallout won’t be spread out evenly, researchers warn. “Clerical jobs,” the U.N.’s labor body notes, “face the highest exposure of all” thanks to generative AI’s “theoretical ...

Ethical integration of AI in early warning systems crucial for responsible deployment, says UN-ESCAP Chief Sanjay Srivastava.

The UN’s HDI is a crude yardstick for measuring a country’s human development in three key dimensions: health, knowledge, and standard of living. Health is measured by life expectancy at birth.

The UN report projects that AI is on track to reach a market value of $4.8 trillion by 2033; however, most of this wealth and technological power remains concentrated in a handful of companies ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way we live, but access to the technology is not equal, according to Renata Dwan, special adviser to the UN Secretary-General’s envoy on technology.