Artificial intelligence is poised to concentrate economic power and class=”backlink” target=”_blank” href=”https://www.livemint.com/market/market-stats/stocks-wealth-first-portfolio-managers-share-price-nse-bse-s0004767″ data-vars-anchor-text=”wealth” data-vars-link-type=”Auto” data-vars-page-type=”story”>wealth in the hands of a few, but this reality should not prevent societies from using the technology to address critical challenges, according to Infosys co-founder and non-executive chairman Nandan Nilekani.
Speaking at an event hosted by the Asia Society, class=”backlink” target=”_blank” href=”https://www.livemint.com/companies/start-ups/intrcity-smartbus-series-d-fundraise-a91-partners-online-bus-booking-expansion-railyatra-11748327111863.html” data-vars-page-type=”story” data-vars-link-type=”Manual”>Nilekani acknowledged the growing influence of AI and the unequal outcomes it could produce, reported Business Today. “Obviously, there is going to be a concentration of wealth and power with AI… we can’t fight that. Forces at…
