2. National Interest Rules – Why Wouldn’t It? Nations have now internalized what was always inevitable: AI is a sovereign asset. The U.S. is pouring billions into semiconductor independence, China is aggressively building nuclear power stations, and even the EU is waking up to
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AI Safety Governance Fails Under Geopolitical Pressures
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3. ‘AI Safety’ via Multilateral Forums? Dead.
The idea that AI safety can be meaningfully governed through international collaboration is collapsing under geopolitical realities. The U.S., China, and the EU have fundamentally different views on AI regulation, and national -
Energy and Compute Power: AI’s New Critical Bottleneck
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4. Energy & Compute Are the Most Precious Commodities Forget data. The new bottleneck in AI supremacy is compute power and energy supply. Data centers already use 1-2% of global electricity and could hit 9-21% by 2030.The Global AI Infrastru…. The AI race is no longer just
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Geopolitics Reshapes AI Governance as Multilateral Cooperation Crumbles
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1. Realpolitik is Back – Buckle Up The era of multilateral cooperation in AI governance is crumbling. We’re entering a phase where hard power, strategic resources, and national security imperatives are the driving forces behind AI development. The U.S. is tightening export
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AI Geopolitics: Power, Compute, and National Interest Shift
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I have always argued that AI is about POWER. This week proves it.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 14 février 2025
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/AQacWLTxpTI 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 -
Parents-Led Education Reform: Grassroots Learning Transformation
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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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Standardized Testing Impact on Child Pedagogy and Learning
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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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AI as Interactive Learning Practice Pad Versus Traditional Pedagogy
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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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AI Skills Development: How Will Professionals Learn When AI Does Work
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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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Grok 3 model performance competition with OpenAI
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For Elon, it's personal. You know how badly he wants to 'beat' Open AI.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 13 février 2025
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/WMFxMrWlTNFor 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.