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Concern about the use of AI: "I think none of the experts have managed to explain to the world what is at stake"Photo by stepintofuture on Pexels
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Concern about the use of AI: "I think none of the experts have managed to explain to the world what is at stake"

Now14 September 2026 at 22:40

A specialist expressed concern about the use of artificial intelligence. According to the news, the specialist stated that none of the experts have managed to explain to the world what is truly at stake regarding AI.

The specialist also questioned the practical viability of creating effective control and regulation mechanisms for the technology. This concern arises in the broader context of the debate about the risks and benefits associated with the development and application of artificial intelligence in various areas.

Why this matters

The article addresses growing concerns about artificial intelligence, a topic increasingly relevant to the general public. The specialist questions both the communication of AI risks and the ability to create effective regulation, issues that directly affect citizens, businesses, and policymakers in the region.

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