Cyril Ramaphosa Speaks on Artificial Intelligence

 

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa shared his thoughts on artificial intelligence at the BRICS Summit. He spoke about both the good and bad sides of new technology.

He told world leaders that people should not fear artificial intelligence. At the same time people must not use it without care. Leaders need to keep human control over technology as it grows.

President Ramaphosa said artificial intelligence can help reduce poverty and inequality. It can improve healthcare and education. It can also help scientists and farmers work better.

He also warned about potential dangers. Developers have raised concerns about job losses and cyber attacks. Leaders must pay attention to these warnings.

He suggested a new oversight group for BRICS nations. This group would test artificial intelligence models for safety. It would also help developing countries build their own technology.