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France's Thales urges international framework on AI development

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France's Thales urges international framework on AI development

Speaking during a presentation of war-fighting technology amid a debate over the speed of AI development, CEO Patrice Caine told reporters that machines could be kept under control with adequate technical safeguards supported by government oversight.

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