DeepMind researchers argue for a Global View: everyone has a moral claim to AI's benefits
Dr_Atoosa · x · 2026-09-25
Iason Gabriel and Atoosa of the DeepMind Institute published a new essay asking who should benefit from advanced AI — and why. They argue for a "Global View": people everywhere hold a moral claim to share in the benefits this technology creates, not just communities where it is developed. The essay moves past the slogan of "AI for global good" to the practical questions of what people are owed and by whom.
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