POLITICSJun 14 · 20:30 UTCMERCOPRESS

Uruguay to add AI to environmental controls and seeks a new environmental-crimes law

Uruguay's Environment Minister, Edgardo Ortuño, announced plans to integrate artificial intelligence into environmental controls and advocate for a new environmental-crimes law as part of the government's priorities ahead of the June 30 budget review.

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