AI can be a force for good that powers sustainable development, but how?

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By Simone Castello | Aug 14, 2024

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For those who fret that AI heralds an apocalyptic end to society in its current form, a powerful counterargument is that society cannot be preserved or improved without AI playing an outsized role. AI expert Simone Castello examines why this is indeed the case.

CAMBRIDGE, UK - The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) originated from the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development that was held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2012. The aim was to create a set of universal goals to meet urgent environmental, political, and economic challenges across the world.

There are 17 goals in total:

- No poverty

- Zero hunger

- Good health and wellbeing

- Quality education

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