Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a technology of the future. It is already shaping the present. AI systems influence how information is accessed, how businesses operate, how governments deliver services, and increasingly, how societies make decisions. Yet amid the excitement surrounding AI's transformative potential, a fundamental question remains: who gets to write the rules?
This question is becoming more urgent. Governments and technology companies worldwide are racing to establish standards, regulations, and governance frameworks for AI. The decisions made today will shape economic competitiveness, technological sovereignty, and social development for decades to come. Those who define the rules will also influence who benefits from AI's immense potential.
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