Emerging Technologies
Investing in AI? How can you help ensure it's safe?
This week's Radio Davos explores why investors should actively promote responsible AI practices to ensure safe and ethical development as per a new Forum report.
Sophia Akram is a freelance journalist with interest in foreign policy, human rights and global development, featured in Al Jazeera, Vice and other outlets. She is also an editor with the World Economic Forum.
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Cybersecurity
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Energy Transition
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Global Cooperation
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Nature and Biodiversity
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Arts and Culture
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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
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Global Cooperation
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