Technologists Want Digital Neoliberalism without Brakes, Says Lula
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said that "it would be an unforgivable historical omission not to face the challenge of regulation of big techs and artificial intelligence", during the speech at the opening of the 81st General Assembly of the UN, on Tuesday (22), in New York. "A handful of techno-oligarcas wants to resurrect a version of digital neoliberalism, without rules or transparency," he said. Lula said that the world is experiencing …
At the UN, Lula attacked the "techno-oligarcas" and "digital neoliberalism" and charged the regulation of big techs and artificial intelligence. Márcio Coimbra, a columnist from Crusoe, points to the contradiction: the government criticizes American platforms, but brings Brazil closer to Chinese AI initiatives within the BRICS.
It would be an unforgivable historical omission not to face the challenge of big tech regulation and artificial intelligence," says president
In a speech at the UN, president criticizes big techs and once again defends the regulation of platforms and AI. Read on Power360.
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