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Artificial intelligence is the key to global dominance, according to the results of the International Economic Forum in Davos 2024

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At the end of January 2024, Davos hosted the International Economic Forum, which focused on AI technologies. Leaders of the free world are united in the belief that AI technologies have a huge potential for human progress, achieving sustainable development goals, and industrial and technological revolutions.

Further development and widespread deployment of AI tools are necessary to ensure sustainability and progress and safely integrate them into society.

Governments have decided to cooperate with technology companies to create risk management systems and monitor and prevent potential harm from AI systems.

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