Senior UN official Tomas Lamanauskas warns that unequal access to AI infrastructure and technology could significantly deepen global inequality. At the 9th World Investment Forum in Qatar, Lamanauskas emphasized that AI poses a significant threat to global equality if it is not properly addressed. He called for concerted efforts to ensure that AI benefits all nations and prevents the widening of existing disparities.
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UN official warns AI could ‘deepen’ global inequality
Unequal access to AI infrastructure and technology risks significantly deepening global inequality, senior UN official Tomas Lamanauskas told Al Jazeera at the 9th World Investment Forum in Qatar.
Published On 25 Oct 2026
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