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United Nations Activities on AI

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ITU

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Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
The 2020 Compendium covers 260+ cases and projects run by 36 UN agencies and bodies in areas ranging from smart agriculture and food systems to transportation, financial services, and healthcare – including AI solutions to combat COVID-19. This compendium is not intended to produce an exhaustive inventory of the UN system’s work on AI. Rather, it is a tool to further collaboration and build common understanding around emerging AI technologies.
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