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Ramaphosa backs China’s proposal for BRICS AI ecosystem

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Ramaphosa backs China’s proposal for BRICS AI ecosystem

President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa supports China’s proposal to develop an Artificial Intelligence ecosystem for BRICS countries .

He has emphasised co-operative, safe, and inclusive frameworks for artificial intelligence within BRICS, aligning with broader Global South technology sharing.

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