Artificial Intelligence and Developing Economies Conference at Stanford

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The Stanford Digital Economy Lab examines the prosperity opportunities and risks that artificial intelligence offers for developing countries.

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World Development Report 2026: The Promise of Artificial Intelligence - Stanford Digital Economy Lab

The Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence is preparing to host a comprehensive conference that will address the promises and potential risks of artificial intelligence for developing economies.

Main Purpose of the Conference

At the upcoming event, the meaning of artificial intelligence for developing economies will be examined in depth, and guiding discussions for decision-makers will take place.

Risks and Obstacles on the Table

While the ways firms and governments utilize artificial intelligence are discussed, the obstacles encountered and potential risks during this process will also be evaluated in detail.

Ways to Avoid Dependency

The event aims to maximize the benefits of artificial intelligence without wasting resources and without deepening dependency on a single supplier.

Time and Participation Information

The program, to be organized by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, will last all day on the specified dates.