Biden’s explanation of ‘artificial intelligence’: it can change the nature of conflicts
US President Biden speaks at the US Air Force Academy graduation ceremony in Colorado.
Pointing to growing difficulties from “Russian aggression” to competition with China, from the climate crisis to food insecurity and natural disasters, Biden asserted that the world is changing rapidly and drew attention to new technologies and developments in intelligence. artificial.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Expressing that emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and 3D printing technology could change the nature of conflicts, Joe Biden noted that scientists are concerned that artificial intelligence could defeat the way people think. Biden, therefore, emphasized that there is “much to do” in this regard.
GLOBAL SUPPORT TO UKRAINE
Explaining that his association with other countries increased the power of the US and made it more effective, Biden pointed to the global support given to Ukraine under US leadership in this context.
Biden said that Russian President Vladimir Putin was wrong in his opinion that “NATO will collapse,” and instead referred to the fact that many countries rallied to support Ukraine and “historic” military aid. to this country.
US President Biden stressed that they will continue to support Ukraine.
Biden reiterated that they also look at competition with China, not conflict, saying: “China and the United States should be able to work together in areas where we can solve some global problems like climate. But we are also ready for strong competition.” saying.
“SWEDEN WILL BE A MEMBER OF NATO, I PROMISE”
Biden, arguing that his country has developed partnerships around the world, gave examples of the AUKUS and Quad alliances, as well as developing relationships with Japan and South Korea in the Indo-Pacific.
Noting that the NATO alliance is also more dynamic and united, Biden said: “With our new ally Finland and soon Sweden joining the alliance (NATO), it is now stronger. This (Swedish accession) will happen. I promise you that.” he said. (BRITISH AUTOMOBILE CLUB)