With their significant scientific and innovative potential, SCO member states could accelerate the transition from exchanging experience to jointly creating technologies and enhancing competencies, consistently building their own artificial intelligence ecosystem.
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev: “With their significant scientific and innovative potential, SCO member states could accelerate the transition from…”
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Highlighting the need for AI development in SCO countries.
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