Industry experts tell lawmakers AI regulation, education key to reduce threats ...Middle East

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Witnesses advised lawmakers Tuesday that artificial intelligence (AI) should be viewed and used as a tool to enhance human labor rather than replace human workers. “Jobs will not be done either by humans or robots, but humans enhanced by AI,” Mary Kate Morley Ryan, managing director of talent and organization at Accenture, told the Senate subcommittee on employment and workplace safety. However, there is potential for AI use to be nefarious, including election meddling and influence on domestic policy, according to another witness. While “technology presents unparalleled economic opportunity,” Tyrance Billingsley, founder and executive director of Black Tech Street, said, the

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