Reciprocity is true of course: China banned Facebook, Google etc. before But what concerns me is that the West has always been known for its freedom, especially the United States China becoming #1 in literally everything but then the West banning them from our markets only
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China’s selective ban approach to foreign tech companies
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True about digital software like Facebook, Google, although that was in 2000s But China didn't ban Ford, Zara, Nvidia, etc. up to my knowledge
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US-China tech rivalry: Huawei, semiconductors, and TikTok dominance
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2019: Huawei passes Apple to become the world's 2nd smartphone producer, closing in on Samsung
2019: US bans all Huawei products 2022: AI becomes most important tech, and AI needs a lot of semiconductors
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GPTs Store Potential Challenges Monetization User Adoption
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I personally believe the GPTs Store has strong potential over time. However, it's puzzling that no one mentions monetization and that users aren't showing much interest.
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Human-level AI will reshape society and governance worldwide
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The arrival of human-level AI will spark the biggest political movement in history, reshaping society and governance across all nations and political spectrums. We must build a resilient civilization as a safety net for all humans and new life forms. This will surpass the
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Tech Immigration and Economic Job Creation Impact
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Nobody's exploiting anything We were actively recruited and attracted here by the government And spend shitloads of money into the economy directly creating jobs I created about 20 Portuguese jobs moving here But yes I see the point, people here not educated in economics well
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OpenAI’s Vested Equity Policy: No Clawbacks Post-Separation
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in regards to recent stuff about how openai handles equity: we have never clawed back anyone's vested equity, nor will we do that if people do not sign a separation agreement (or don't agree to a non-disparagement agreement). vested equity is vested equity, full stop. there was
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French German disagreement on technology policy matters
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Yep agreed Problem is the French and Germans won't accept that Especially not the French
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Global Ownership Structure American Franchises International Management
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Yep American franchises, German managers, owned by Thai/Singapore/Chinese funds, built by Japanese/Korean Generally
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Economic Theories and Political Programs for AI Implementation
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I think you are giving too much credit to just stating the problems. What is needed is new economic theories and political programs that will implement them. Execution.