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Race to AI: Portugal defends technology at the service of people

PT Jornal15 September 2026 at 14:21

Portugal defended that the development of Artificial Intelligence should not be treated as a race for technological supremacy between countries, but rather as a process that requires international cooperation to ensure that its benefits are shared equitably. This position was taken within the context of an international forum dedicated to the topic of AI, where debates were taking place about the limits and speed of technological advancement in this area. The Portuguese government argued that the response to the challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence cannot be restricted to competition between nations for dominance of this technology. The Portuguese position emphasized the need for collaboration between countries, companies and innovators as a way to ensure a fair distribution of the advances and benefits provided by AI.

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Readers in Portugal learn about the position the country takes at an international forum on the future of AI, which can influence national policies and how Portugal positions itself in the global governance of this technology. The defense of cooperation instead of competition may have implications for Portuguese companies and for citizens' access to the benefits of artificial intelligence.

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