The real wall for AI deployment is HUMAN PERCEPTION. Especially in the West, social friction is becoming more consequential than any technical limit. We keep solving the physics of Intelligence, but we haven’t even begun to solve for the people. AI has a major 'people' problem.
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Unchecked Power: Tech Giants Taking Control Without Oversight
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Puisque personne ne les arrête, ils prennent tout. https://t.co/1mdN0idkX5
— Olivier Rimmel 🕊️ (@OlivierRimmel) 25 mars 2026Puisque personne ne les arrête, ils prennent tout.
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Taiwan TSMC Reshoring Strategy Amid China Political Transition
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Reshoring still requires decades of investment and knowledge transfer in cooperation with TSMC. Best option for Taiwan, America and the world is that China transitions away from CCP authoritarianism since dictators don’t live forever. It worked for Taiwan.
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AI Leaders in Regulated Industries Gather at Rev 26
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Pharma. Financial services. Insurance. The leaders scaling AI across some of the world's most regulated industries are coming to Rev 26. @capitalone | @bmsnews | @helvetia Join us in Philadelphia, New York, and London: https://
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Taiwan dominates global semiconductor manufacturing for advanced chips
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The world runs on chips. And right now, those chips come from one island.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 25 mars 2026
Over 60 percent of global semiconductors are manufactured in Taiwan. More than 90 percent of the most advanced ones are made by a single company, TSMC.
This is why war games around a potential Chinese… pic.twitter.com/mlDsI2HZ7BThe world runs on chips. And right now, those chips come from one island. Over 60 percent of global semiconductors are manufactured in Taiwan. More than 90 percent of the most advanced ones are made by a single company, TSMC. This is why war games around a potential Chinese
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Data governance: From collection to actionable insights for executives
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Why this matters to execs: → From collection → comprehension: you stop hoarding and start explaining. → Accuracy scales because answers come from your ground truth. → You finally get explainability you can take to a board meeting.
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Chinese Government Enforces Exit Ban on Tech Company Despite Relocation
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Yea, it doesn’t matter if they “legally” moved their HQ to Singapore and cut ties with China before the acquisition. Also doesn’t matter if they were based in Singapore. The Chinese government summoned them back for questioning and hit them with an exit ban.
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China Brain Drain Visa for AI Talent Retention
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No brainer that a brain drain visa should extend to Chinese AI talent overseas that wants to stay overseas.
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China’s Technology Transfer Strategy: IP Loss Through Globalization
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I get your dismissive reflex. Hence why I said it was an unpopular idea. But it’s exactly what China did to us for 30 years with American companies transferring our manufacturing knowledge and IP to China under the pretense of globalization to the point where there are key
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Trump’s PCAST lacks diversity, dominated by tech industry interests
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Looking at the newly announced PCAST, a few things stand out: — This group is heavily concentrated in AI and adjacent emerging tech like AI, crypto, semiconductor exports, data centers, etc. It’s also just 2 women and 11 men. — Most members have clear financial interests in the policy outcomes they’ll be advising on. Many are also very friendly to the administration and against regulation. — Members’ companies are among the most prominent tech firms to be targeted with future regulations. — By comparison, PCASTs under Obama and Biden were generally filled with academics, research scientists, university leaders, physicians, and others alongside some corporate execs. Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) Trump announces a "Council of Advisors on Science and Technology" led by Sacks and Kratsios, with members including Ellison, Huang, Zuckerberg, Dell, Brin. — https://nitter.net/josh_wingrove/status/2036795154992926900#m
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