BRICS countries and AI sovereignty: Introduction to Thematic Section
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artificial intelligence (AI), AI sovereignty, digital sovereignty, BRICSAbstract
In this article, the author provides an introduction to the AJIC Thematic Section: BRICS Countries and AI Sovereignty.
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