Ghana debates regulating artificial intelligence
By DW
26 June 2023 |
1:42 pm
Lawmakers in Ghana are calling for legislation to govern the use of artificial intelligence (AI). They argue that the tool could increase inequality and want clarity over machine error. But proponents of AI disagree.
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