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The Promise and Potential of AI in Humanitarian Assistance
AI can be a force multiplier for humanitarian assistance if developed and used correctly. But teams must have the proper know-how, diligence, and commitment to do no harm.
AI can be a force multiplier for humanitarian assistance if developed and used correctly. But teams must have the proper know-how, diligence, and commitment to do no harm.
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AI can be a force multiplier for humanitarian assistance if developed and used correctly. But teams must have the proper know-how, diligence, and commitment to do no harm.