The Gates Foundation plans to invest at least $1 billion over the next two years to improve the accessibility of artificial intelligence. Bill Gates, the Foundation's co-founder, warned that the spread of artificial intelligence could further widen the global gap between rich and poor. Gates said the funding will be used to develop tools for education, healthcare, and agriculture practitioners, while supporting the inclusion of materials in non-English languages into large data sets to meet the needs of developers using other languages.

The Gates Foundation plans to invest at least $1 billion over the next two years to improve the accessibility of artificial intelligence. Bill Gates, the Foundation's co-founder, warned that the spread of artificial intelligence could further widen the global gap between rich and poor. Gates said the funding will be used to develop tools for education, healthcare, and agriculture practitioners, while supporting the inclusion of materials in non-English languages into large data sets to meet the needs of developers using other languages.