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Talk about AI is everywhere – with little, if any, convergence between industry and civil society. One constellation of discussions revolves around trade, innovation, and investment. Another debates digital justice and human rights on the internet. As long as the silos endure, risks to society and community will as well.

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The AI industry is built on the carefully maintained myth that its products are a kind of technological magic. But the reality is far more human and far less glamorous, participants heard at a recent WACC Europe discussion.

AI is neither artificial nor intelligent. It depends, at every stage of its production chain, on enormous quantities of human labour, based primarily in the Global South.

Read more ➡️ https://bit.ly/WACCEurope-HiddenCostAI



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