Mexico produces for AI but barely uses it, according to an analysis of WTO figures
Mexico has become the factory for the machines that make artificial intelligence possible, but it barely uses it, a paradox the newspaper El Financiero raises after the release of figures by the WTO, whose director-general is Johanna Hill. The text argues that being the factory of AI is good news and that it was not obvious Mexico would achieve it, but warns that stopping there would mean settling for assembling someone else's intelligence.
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- Mexico has become the factory for the machines that make artificial intelligence possible
- The country barely uses that technology, according to the analysis
- The text is published after the WTO released figures
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by El Financiero. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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