How is international collaboration on AI shaping sustainable development?
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National plans and concrete projects: Germany updates its 2018 AI strategy and a 2021 National Data Strategy with €4–5 billion until 2025, ministries build in‑house data labs and a negotiation‑paper analysis prototype (still in development), police and visa services are trialing AI augmentation; Italy runs a 2022–24 strategy with €1 billion public funding, €500M yearly R&D, 30 AI research centers, 150 startups; Sweden’s AI Sweden (140 partners) saved 90% of translation costs on court texts; France uses AI for benefits checks, tax‑fraud targeting and grid prediction; Brazil plans a Brasília data hub, 10 regional centers and a renewable‑powered data‑center push. International action centers on the EU AI Act, UN frameworks and G7/OECD cooperation.
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- 0:00AI and sustainable development
- 1:52National AI strategies
- 22:13AI cooperation priorities
- 37:50AI's impact and limits
- 52:03Closing remarks
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