President Donald Trump has announced intentions to ban the use of AI and 'AI' as part of his push for 'human-like intelligence'. Insurers have expressed caution as they prepare for the upcoming leap in AI innovation. UNESCO is considering preparations for future teachers in Latin America to handle artificial intelligence in teaching.
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