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AI Must Be Declared: The Cultural and Technological Heritage of Humanity

2026-04-14

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AI cannot be the property of just five or seven companies in the world because its development and evolution has been the work of hundreds of thousands of researchers and scientists who have been working on it for more than two centuries, some for over two millennia as Pythagoras, Euclid, Aristotle, Al-Khwarizmi and many others. They have left us their legacy in the form of the foundations on which AI stands today...

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