Obama in Portugal: "We Need Leaders Who Represent Their People"
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In Lisbon, ten thousand people applauded Barack Obama. The former president of the US alerted to the growth of authoritarianism and criticized Trump's policy and the risks of AI.
Barack Obama went through the Meo Arena in Lisbon to talk about leadership; about the great technological leaders who have a restricted intelligence, because they don't read novels; about the professions that we devalue because they don't give money; about intolerance and the multiple forms of discrimination. In the end, they heard praise - I loved, I loved, it was really inspiring, what a great speech, he is so nice – and sighs – that I would s…
Game Changers Forum took place at the Meo Arena in Lisbon, and the main guest was the former President of the United States of America.
In an intervention in front of more than 10,000 people in the Meo Arena, Obama defended the need for political leaders who recognize a common humanity and understand the values of democracy.
Barack Obama discusses AI regulations, humanist leaders, and criticism of Trump at an event in Lisbon. Watch the summary.
Former US President Barack Obama defended today, in Lisbon, the need for political leaders to recognize a "common humanity", lamenting the "nostalgia" of "real America" observed in the United States.
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