Pedro Sánchez Warns About Possible "Devastador" Effect of AI if It Is Not Regulated
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Spain is moving towards a stronger organization of artificial intelligence, after Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez confirmed his refusal to leave technology to self-regulation. The Madrid Plan combines control with investment in local models and cyber security.
"If artificial intelligence is concentrated in a few companies and a handful of countries, its impact on shared prosperity and, therefore, on the idea of democracy is going to be very negative, not to say devastating," Sánchez said during the presentation of a plan on the deployment of AI in Madrid. "We have to act urgently, because deregulated, opaque artificial intelligence, in stampede (...) and in very few hands, is the perfect cocktail for …
In statements to the ministers of his government, the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, was suspicious of the appeals of artificial intelligence companies and defended the need to regulate cutting-edge models.
The socialist leader reiterated his criticism of the "techno-oligarcas", and advocated developing an AI with a humanist perspective, "oriented to welfare and collective prosperity, that allows building more just societies."
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