Neuroscientist Álvaro Machado argues AI tools are not inherently bad, but a wider debate should be held on the use of this technology. Automated work should be taxed, he noted.
Initiated in 2021, the project will last two years, with a total BRL 9 mi in investment. The use of Brazilian-made equipment should slash costs by 40%.
The position is seven steps below its record 47th place in 2011, as per a study by Brazil’s Confederation of Industry with the World Intellectual Property Organization.
Registration is open until September 9, and projects may receive up to BRL 1.6 million for development and test solutions in productive environments.
In Brazil, technological solutions are still more focused on facilitating public management than people’s lives, says Director of Instituto Cidades Inteligentes Maurício Pimentel.