In the field of research and development of artificial intelligence and the tasks of its implementation and regulation, advanced countries stand out. At the same time, many developing countries experience difficulties in keeping up with this trend. The development of artificial intelligence requires a reliable digital infrastructure, including quality broadband and high-speed internet.
Artificial intelligence is changing industries around the world; however, its adoption remains significantly slower in the southern hemisphere compared to the north. This gap, often referred to as the "artificial intelligence gap," could lead to a widening of existing disparities if appropriate measures are not addressed.
Nonetheless, there is a possibility for southern hemisphere countries to overcome traditional barriers and accelerate the integration of technology strategically.
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"Artificial intelligence is changing industries around the world, and countries in the southern hemisphere cannot afford to lag behind this process," noted the expert.
"The implementation of artificial intelligence requires additional efforts to improve digital infrastructure in these countries," he added.
Experts call for addressing the gap in the adoption of artificial intelligence and actively attracting these technologies into different sectors of the economy.
