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UN estimates of those forced to flee violence and disaster is 120 million , a record of 120 million .
The broader figure of those in humanitarian need, 300 million people, has been swelled by increasingly violent conflict and growing impacts of climate crisis.
International Rescue Committee is exploring applications of AI in our humanitarian programming.
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