Canada (and Europe and the US) need to invest massively in manufacturing imo. The long-term potential of using AI seems huge.
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AI Impact on Technical Jobs: Opportunities Beyond Job Displacement
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I can't help feeling this is a bit of an own goal from Dario. Surely the reality is a bit more complicated, and it would seem wise to emphasize both the uncertainty and the fact that AI might also create new opportunities for technical people. https://t.co/T5tny39hAp
— Will Knight (@willknight) 27 avril 2026I can't help feeling this is a bit of an own goal from Dario. Surely the reality is a bit more complicated, and it would seem wise to emphasize both the uncertainty and the fact that AI might also create new opportunities for technical people.
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Incentive Misalignment: Quantity Over Quality in AI Systems
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The problem is that the incentives push for "more" over "better" Paper: https://
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Highest Paid Workers More Likely to Use AI
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Highest paid workers are more likely to use AI for work, according to Financial Times breakdown: https://
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South Africa AI Policy Withdrawn Over Fabricated Citations
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As a South African citizen who's obssed with African founders, innovation and a seat at the table in AI. I have a bitter taste in my mouth. The National AI policy was withdrawn over fabricated citations, great. Credibility? Down the drain. The Capital Flow Regulation Draft
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China’s AI regulation and Meta’s China revenue model
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Facebook has always been blocked in China but Meta makes a ton of ad money from Chinese companies spamming everyone around the world. Also, China just turned any Chinese citizen involved in AI into the property of the CCP. Does this count as Chinamaxxing?
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Meta loses Chinese spam revenue impact on platform quality
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Oh no, Meta is going to lose all that revenue from Chinese companies spamming people around the world. What are we going to do with less junk, spam and scams in our lives?
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OpenAI and Microsoft Amend Partnership for Cloud Hosting Flexibility
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OpenAI Microsoft OpenAI and Microsoft have published an amendment to their partnership allowing OpenAI to host their models via other cloud providers. Microsoft also won’t be paying revenue share to OpenAI after 2030. More freedom to OpenAI!
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Understanding AI Service Usage and Payment Complexity
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im not compromised (except from myself and my agents) just stupidly fucked how borked and hard it is to understand your own usage and payments.
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AI Value Chain Global Acceleration Accelerates Worldwide
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AI value chain is global and only set to accelerate in velocity