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    Thank you, President Collins, and thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today. Artificial intelligence is a technological phenomenon that is taking the world by storm. We read about it every day and many of us have used it in some way or another. In my lifetime, I have never seen a technological revolution like this—and I have seen the birth of space exploration, the rise of the personal computer, the explosion of the internet and then smartphones. While all transformative, none match the potential that AI has in changing our lives and doing so at breathtaking speed. Firms, households, and every government ... (full story)

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Shiham
Feb 24, 2026 8:55am
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What the rubbish is he saying? Tones are difference between yesterday and today.
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