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Tech Risk Management: Hardening Critical Infrastructure Before Rollout

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27 April 2026 11h05

I totally disagree. This technology can bring down a lot of companies all at once. We need to harden our most important companies and the government itself before releasing this to everyone. It is too big a risk.

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AI childhood imagination space future skills

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27 April 2026 11h01

What worries me is not that children are growing up with technology.

It is that too many are growing up with less space to imagine without it.

And in an AI-driven world, that matters more than ever.

Because the qualities we will value most in the future are not the easiest… pic.twitter.com/2sCuHe7KPP
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 27 avril 2026

What worries me is not that children are growing up with technology. It is that too many are growing up with less space to imagine without it. And in an AI-driven world, that matters more than ever. Because the qualities we will value most in the future are not the easiest

Platform cycles create permanent losers amid progress

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27 April 2026 10h14

Every platform cycle also produces permanent losers alongside the eventual broad gains. The "eventually" obscures a lot of real harm that happens in the middle.

Information Asymmetry in AI: Years of Unnecessary Suffering

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27 April 2026 10h11

The furious reaction is the honest part. Years of unnecessary suffering because the information asymmetry was that simple to close.

Anthropic’s Model Spec Addresses AI Consciousness Uncertainty Candidly

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27 April 2026 10h10

Anthropic's model spec actually addresses this directly and is more candid about uncertainty around AI consciousness than most companies. Characterizing it as manipulation without engaging with that document is a weak read.

Leverage-Driven Overwork: A Hidden Burnout Risk

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27 April 2026 9h24

Overwork that comes from leverage feeling intoxicating rather than obligation is a different kind of burnout and probably harder to catch before it becomes a problem.