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Teresa Ribera Says AI Needs Safety Standards

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 22 September 2026, 18:03 UTC 1 min read
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European Commission Executive Vice President Teresa Ribera joins Francine Lacqua to share her thoughts on the most pressing concerns for the UN moving forward. Ribera says she thinks it's the turn for a woman to lead. She adds that AI needs safety standards that are respected by everybody.

European Commission Executive Vice President Teresa Ribera joins Francine Lacqua to share her thoughts on the most pressing concerns for the UN moving forward. Ribera says she thinks it's the turn for a woman to lead. She adds that AI needs safety standards that are respected by everybody. (Source: Bloomberg)
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