The G7’s innovation group will discuss “people-centred innovation” at its first meeting in Turin, Italy, next week.
The meeting on 25 September will be split into three sessions. The first will focus on the applications of artificial intelligence for governments and citizens, the second will concentrate on big data, and the third will deal with future employment and how technology could change work models.
The Innovation 7 group was created at the G7 summit in May 2016 and aims to advise governments on new technologies.
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