Every company I've ever worked for has had a roadmap a mile long of stuff they'd love to build if only engineering time was cheaper I'm effectively talking here about the Jevons paradox applied to software development capacity
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Stability AI Founder Predicts Massive Job Losses by 2026
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Stability AI founder Emad Mostaque claims massive job loss will occur by next year pic.twitter.com/hPfqoiCdTA
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 22 septembre 2025Stability AI founder Emad Mostaque claims massive job loss will occur by next year
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Free AI trials cheaper than outsourcing despite credit costs
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yeah they all have free trials but credits add up if you’re generating enough. still cheaper than hiring out tho
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Economic and Political Liberalism Drive Innovation and Human Emancipation
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Economic liberalism is not an end in itself, it is instrumental to efficient production and innovation of goods and services. Political liberalism (freedom of speech and association, freedom from unjustified authority) is crucial for human emancipation, which is the liberal ideal
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AI’s Transformative Economic Implications: Growth, Innovation, Inequality
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Economists must take seriously the transformative implications of AI for the economy:
-economic growth
-science and innovation
-inequality
-concentration of power
-geo-economics
-information and knowledge flows
-catastrophic risk
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European AI Strategy: Limiting Tech Giants to Level the Playing Field
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C'est cool il va plomber ses secteurs où ils sont bon pour qu'on puisse les rattraper en Europe
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Oracle’s risky cloud computing strategy for AI companies
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Oracle's main business these days is promising vast amounts of cloud computing it doesn't have to AI companies who don't know how they'll pay for it.
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Are major technology publications disappearing?
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are there even any real major technology publications left?
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US Tech Infrastructure as Global Economic and Political Influence
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Sure. That's why US infrastructure as integral to the global economy is so important as projection of influence. What was the essence of the trips of Big Tech and Admin to both the Gulf a few months ago as well as to the UK last week? To sign bumper deals to do exactly that.
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US Technology as Strategic Tool for Global Influence
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It's pretty clear what happened, isn't it? We moved from an Admin that fundamental distrusted technology to one that wants to build and export the full-stack of American technology as a projection and pillar of US influence globally. This is explicit policy as evinced from the