To Govern Their Own Kind How AI Agents Are Designing Their Own Constitution LinkedIn Article: https://
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wn-kind-how-ai-agents-designing-constitution-vincent-boucher-aalte/
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AI Agents Designing Their Own Governance Constitution
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AI Will Replace All Human Paid Work, and That’s Fine
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C'est le début de la fin du travail humain rémunéré.
— Stephane Mallard (@StephaneMallard) 20 mars 2026
C'est une bonne nouvelle.
Il ne faut pas en avoir peur.
Mais il faut arrêter de parler de cette fable de "l'humain augmenté".
Chaque tâche humaine que l'IA ne fait pas encore sera faite par l'IA, aussi complexe soit-elle. https://t.co/XrxtyFiMhyC'est le début de la fin du travail humain rémunéré. C'est une bonne nouvelle. Il ne faut pas en avoir peur. Mais il faut arrêter de parler de cette fable de "l'humain augmenté". Chaque tâche humaine que l'IA ne fait pas encore sera faite par l'IA, aussi complexe soit-elle.
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Return on Integrity: Building Ethical AI Foundations Today
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We're all under pressure to "enable AI" right now. But the "Return on Integrity" is the only ROI that will matter in the long run. Whether you’re an early adopter or a late bloomer, the foundations you build today are your life vest for the age of AI. Stop chasing the peak and… pic.twitter.com/BkkhOUT706
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 20 mars 2026We're all under pressure to "enable AI" right now. But the "Return on Integrity" is the only ROI that will matter in the long run. Whether you’re an early adopter or a late bloomer, the foundations you build today are your life vest for the age of AI. Stop chasing the peak and
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5 Key Davos 2026 Signals Leaders Must Not Ignore
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5 Important Davos 2026 Signals Leaders Mustn’t Ignore From the growing importance of AI governance to rebuilding trust and investing in skills, these key signals from Davos could shape business decisions for the year ahead. Read more https://
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AI-Generated Art Copyright Ruling: Public Domain Implications
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Can you own art created by AI? The creator of Zarya of the Dawn found out the hard way! While her story is protected, the U.S. Copyright Office ruled that AI images aren't human-authored—leaving them in the public domain. pic.twitter.com/hbgtxcwgQD
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 20 mars 2026Can you own art created by AI? The creator of Zarya of the Dawn found out the hard way! While her story is protected, the U.S. Copyright Office ruled that AI images aren't human-authored—leaving them in the public domain.
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Open-Source Models: Attribution and Community Adoption
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Interesting! Either way let’s not discourage adopting and tuning open-weight & open-source models; that’s what they are for.
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MIT License Violation: Attribution Requirements in Kimi K2.5 Fork
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You meant violation not valuation? I think that's the biggest problem: they tried to pass it off as their own work, but the last clause of Kimi K2.5 modified MIT license requires prominent attribution. I expect there'll be emergency licensing meetings happening shortly…
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Safety prioritized over perfect image generation results
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We may err on not generating the image you need, an realise there is room for improvement, but safety is our topmost priority
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Car Dashboards Repackage Distraction as Innovation
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The hypocrisy and absurdity of modern technology never ceases to amaze me. Touching a phone while driving is dangerous.
Touching a much bigger phone built into the car is perfectly fine. Sometimes technology doesn’t remove the problem.
It simply repackages it as innovation. I
