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AI Geopolitics: Power, Compute, and National Interest Shift

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14 February 2025 3h20

I have always argued that AI is about POWER. This week proves it.

The geopolitics of AI is shifting fast. Here’s how:

– Realpolitik is back—buckle up.
– National interest rules—why wouldn’t it?
– ‘AI safety’ via multilateral forums? Dead.
– Energy & compute = the most… pic.twitter.com/AQacWLTxpT
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 14 février 2025

I have always argued that AI is about POWER. This week proves it. The geopolitics of AI is shifting fast. Here’s how: – Realpolitik is back—buckle up.
– National interest rules—why wouldn’t it?
– ‘AI safety’ via multilateral forums? Dead.
– Energy & compute = the most

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14 February 2025

Parents-Led Education Reform: Grassroots Learning Transformation

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13 February 2025 21h01

I wouldn’t trust the government to reform education from the top, but I trust parents to provide their kids every advantage they can. I see it as more of a grassroots movement where society / parents / people realise that the ways we used to learn are changing, or that the

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13 February 2025

Standardized Testing Impact on Child Pedagogy and Learning

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13 February 2025 19h47

That is absolutely part of the question, but I would even start earlier. How does pedagogy itself change? Does it make sense (particularly in the UK), to be obesses over the performance of young children in standardized tests? The argument that this actually strips them of their

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13 February 2025

AI as Interactive Learning Practice Pad Versus Traditional Pedagogy

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13 February 2025 19h11

I am saying that the interactive interface of AI is probably better 'practice pad' than the rigid, slow, and inflexible ways pedagogy is imparted now. Not that we don't want to iterate and practice at all. That's precisely my point about RL for human learning,

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13 February 2025

AI Skills Development: How Will Professionals Learn When AI Does Work

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13 February 2025 17h54

Had a long conversation with my husband last night (he’s a lawyer, also bullish on AI). We were talking about if AI is doing all the work, how do people even become lawyers (or skilled at anything) anymore? Using the case of law: the traditional path—years of drafting, getting

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13 February 2025

Grok 3 model performance competition with OpenAI

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13 February 2025 17h28

For Elon, it's personal. You know how badly he wants to 'beat' Open AI.

Excited to see if Grok 3 really does outperform any other model.

As I have argued, compute and data are converging: Grok trained on vast amount of compute and synthetic data. https://t.co/WMFxMrWlTN
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 13 février 2025

For Elon, it's personal. You know how badly he wants to 'beat' Open AI. Excited to see if Grok 3 really does outperform any other model. As I have argued, compute and data are converging: Grok trained on vast amount of compute and synthetic data.

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13 February 2025

AI Energy Demand Reshapes Net Zero Climate Policy Strategies

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13 February 2025 3h23

NET ZERO RECALIBRATION INCOMING For decades, policymakers built energy strategies on the belief that efficiency gains & renewables would gradually phase out fossil fuels. They didn’t anticipate AI. AI isn’t just another software upgrade—it’s a step change in energy demand,

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13 February 2025

Industrial Energy Prices Critical for AI Infrastructure Sustainability

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13 February 2025 0h27

Remember industrial energy prices matter more than ever now.

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13 February 2025

Pelosi Stock Tracker Democratizes Market Opportunities for Retail Investors

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12 February 2025 18h13

I don’t want them to reign it in! Let the little people have a chance to get Pelosi sized return in the market, please. @PelosiTracker_ is a public service good!

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12 February 2025

Compute replaces data as critical AI bottleneck for US dominance

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12 February 2025 4h18

I would replace 2) with compute. As we hit the wall on human data, compute becomes even more important for RL. And in many ways compute is analogous to synthetic ‘data’ – which takes us to 3) where the US has all the ‘full stack’ players who control and distribute 2. Compute

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12 February 2025