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Book recommendations to understand A.I. from a political perspective?
May 19, 2023, 5:49 a.m. | /u/EuphoricTax3631
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1. The kind of material and human resources required for its development
2. Infrastructure required to employ A.I.
3. Relation between the private and public sectors as far as A.I. is concerned
4. Applications to governance, security as well as 'internal' politics
5. Notable legal cases so far
(and any other points I might have overlooked)
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