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AFRICAINS
Le seul moyen pour quitter la domination occidentale est d'accepter qui vous êtes.
D'accepter votre origine !
D'accepter que vous êtes des nègres!
D'accepter de suivre vos ancêtres !
D'accepter votre culture !
D'accepter vos coutumes !
D'accepter vos traditions!
D'accepter que vous êtes différents mais fier!
Car l'Inde n'a pas la même culture que la France, la Chine n'a pas même culture que Japon ! Alors pourquoi l'Afrique doit suivre les occidentaux ? L'Afrique a aussi son histoire !
L'Afrique aussi a sa propre Culture !
L'Afrique est la mère de tous les continents !
L'Afrique est le berceau de l'humanité !
Abonnez vous 👇👇👇👇
Abdoul Nourou Ilboudo
Generative AI is radically transforming sectors like education, healthcare, media and manufacturing, but managing its risks is crucial.
Retaining trustworthiness in media and finance
One sector where questions of governance and managing AI risks has become most visible is the media industry. The Forum’s Principles for the Future of Responsible Media in the Era of AI highlights that at a time when trust in the media is already declining, genAI creates additional risks as well as opportunities. The paper sketches a framework for a transparent, accountable and well-skilled media industry.
When it comes to the responsible use of genAI, investors also have a pivotal role to play, as the Forum’s Responsible AI Playbook for Investors points out. The need to ensure all AI applications are “honest, helpful and harmless” is not just a technological question but a strategic priority for the investment community. AI must be developed and deployed responsibly to boost risk-adjusted returns.
Education and jobs stand to gain from genAI
When it comes to sectors that stand to benefit from AI, education ranks very highly. AI can help personalize learning, simplify administrative tasks to free up teachers’ time and help address the global teacher shortage. At the same time, the potential impact of genAI in educational settings means that great care has to be taken so that it is deployed responsibly and equitably, the Forum stresses in its report Shaping the Future of Learning: The Role of AI in Education 4.0.
Incorporating AI in all its facets – as a teaching tool and a subject alike – will be vital to giving future jobseekers the skills to succeed in a world of work utterly transformed by AI. As the Future of Jobs Report 2023 underlines, AI will displace many jobs but it will create disproportionately more new ones. Workers must be ready to snap up those opportunities.
Read the latest research insights from the World Economic Forum on how responsible AI can drive innovation: https://www.weforum.org/agenda..../2024/10/generative-
The digital assets industry is evolving rapidly, and clear regulatory guidelines are essential for its growth. This new report, building on prior research by the World Economic Forum, explores how nine jurisdictions are shaping the future of digital asset regulation.
The report examines four critical areas: Anti-money Laundering (AML) & Know Your Customer (KYC), Regulatory & technical sandboxes, Decentralized finance (DeFi) and Privacy & Security.
There is a need for clear regulatory guidelines in the fast-evolving digital assets industry. This report, which builds on prior research by the World Economic Forum, provides a close analysis of the regulatory frameworks in nine jurisdictions and their unique approaches to policy creation and implementation.
By examining nine jurisdictions – the European Union; Gibraltar; Hong Kong SAR, China; Japan; Singapore; Switzerland; the United Arab Emirates; the United Kingdom; and the United States – this report draws key lessons from each approach and reveals the unintended consequences that may result from different regulatory frameworks. The analysis focuses on four pressing topics: anti-money laundering and know your customer; regulatory and technical sandboxes; decentralized finance; and privacy and security.
The report enables leaders to better predict trends and challenges in the digital assets landscape and supports both public- and private-sector stakeholders with actionable recommendations
Find out more: https://www.weforum.org/public....ations/f689d6d8-c89e
Il y a 176 ans, l'esclavage était aboli en Guadeloupe. Mais est ce que l'esclavage est terminé en Guadeloupe?
Par ALEERRO
Oui, l'esclavage est terminé en Guadeloupe depuis l'abolition en 1848. Cependant, le souvenir de l'esclavage et de ses conséquences reste très présent dans la conscience collective et dans certaines structures sociales et économiques sur l'île. La Guadeloupe, comme d'autres territoires ayant connu l'esclavage, continue de lutter contre les inégalités et discriminations qui en sont les héritages.
*Covid-19. Ce pompier avait refusé le vaccin, la justice annule sa révocation à vie*
[...]Florent Madelaine, pompier au Service départemental d'incendie et de secours (SDIS) 76, avait été révoqué pour avoir utilisé un faux certificat de vaccination contre le Covid-19. Le tribunal administratif de Rouen a annulé sa révocation, ordonnant sa réintégration dans un délai de trois mois.[...]
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