AI EXPERTS REBUKE ZUCKERBERG'S 'AI FOR EVERYONE' VISION
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Global AI researchers are challenging Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg's claims that artificial intelligence will democratize technology and empower underserved populations. Critics argue the argument oversimplifies structural barriers to AI access.
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