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The UN's International Telecommunication Union hosted the AI for Good summit, featuring a rotating seating contraption called UFOTECH in the Networking Zone, described as resembling a lazy Susan. The event included live coding sessions, AI refresher courses, and silent-disco-style headphones for UN panel discussions.
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