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Tech leaders and policymakers divided over calls to slow AI development

Insider warnings, hacking scares during testing and a US-China race have split opinion in the industry and in Washington, France 24 reported.

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France 24 — English

Technology leaders and politicians are clashing over whether artificial intelligence development should slow down, according to France 24.

France 24 reported that the divide has been fueled by warnings from industry insiders, hacking scares during testing, and competition between the United States and China.

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