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AI could keep poor countries poor

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By Deena Mousa
| EA Forum Podcast (Curated & popular) (Podcast)
This post was crossposted from Under Development with the author's permission, by the Forum team. The author may not see comments. Subtitle: Kicking over the development ladder On February 28, 2024, the world’s largest call center company lost over a quarter of its value in a single morning, after an announcement from Swedish fintech Klarna that its AI assistant was now handling two-thirds of its customer service chats.
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Coefficient Giving RFP: Global Health and Wellbeing in an Era of Transformative AI

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By Deena Mousa
| EA Forum Podcast (Curated & popular) (Podcast)
By Deena Mousa, Program Officer, Global Health & Wellbeing Cause Prioritization AI is progressing rapidly and could have profound implications for the health and wellbeing of people around the world. While global health philanthropy has historically assumed relative continuity with the past, we would like to engage seriously with the potential implications of transformative AI.
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AI won’t be the next leapfrog miracle

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By Deena Mousa
| EA Forum Podcast (Curated & popular) (Podcast)
This post was crossposted from Under Development with the author's permission, by the Forum team. The author may not see comments. Subtitle: Poor countries stand to gain less than rich ones It’s reasonable to expect AI to be very good for the world’s poor. After all, the last wave of technological advances we’ve seen — the internet, the mobile phone — was transformative for lower-income countries.
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