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Stanford HAI Scholars Guide Policymakers on AI Policy Globally
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Parliamentary Hearings Turn Into Revolutionary Courts: Tech Governance Crisis
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Les auditions à l’Assemblée nationale ressemblent de plus en plus à des tribunaux révolutionnaires, avec des députés-tiktokeurs jouant aux nouveaux Robespierre. Terriblement malsain. https://t.co/21CpImHANa
— Rafik Smati (@RafikSmati) 5 février 2025Les auditions à l’Assemblée nationale ressemblent de plus en plus à des tribunaux révolutionnaires, avec des députés-tiktokeurs jouant aux nouveaux Robespierre. Terriblement malsain.
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Third Way in AI: Stanford Expert’s Davos 2025 Insights
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A key theme at #Davos2025: the rise of the "third way." @StanfordHAI Center Fellow @alex_pentland shares his insights from the forum last month: https://
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Europe must accelerate its artificial intelligence development
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I fully support this. Europe needs to accelerate!
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Ensuring AI Alignment With Human Values and Goals
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How do we ensure AI aligns with human values? As AI advances, alignment with human goals is more crucial than ever. Our latest blog explores why AI alignment matters and how to achieve it. https://
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Copyright and opt-out: bridging the AI debate gap
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This has been a strange project to work on. Advocates and representatives on both sides of the debate don't really want to talk about © and opt-out, because the facts are inconvenient from both perspectives… What's necessary for this conversation to happen?
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France considers capping welfare at 70% minimum wage
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Et si la France arrêtait enfin de subventionner l’inactivité ? L’idée d’une allocation sociale unique, plafonnée à 70% du SMIC, fait son chemin. Et c’est une excellente nouvelle. Voici pourquoi :
— Rafik Smati (@RafikSmati) 5 février 2025
1) La France ne travaille pas assez et ne produit pas assez. Si notre pays avait le… pic.twitter.com/LTaoc5LNe8Et si la France arrêtait enfin de subventionner l’inactivité ? L’idée d’une allocation sociale unique, plafonnée à 70% du SMIC, fait son chemin. Et c’est une excellente nouvelle. Voici pourquoi : 1) La France ne travaille pas assez et ne produit pas assez. Si notre pays avait le
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China’s Manufacturing Path Dependency and Western Competitive Disadvantage
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I have discussed at length the path dependency in terms of manufacturing capability that is downstream from China rising up in a free trade world. That’s not an inability to innovate. It’s the inverse of the wests inability to compete with China in many areas
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86% of Top Websites Opted Out of AI Training
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Oops. I think I accidentally opted-out most of the web… At least, I followed best practices from © regulations and recent court cases to determine the Opt-Out status of the top websites:
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Global AI Race Intensifies: DeepSeek Challenges OpenAI in Competition
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The Global AI Race Intensifies Geopolitical tensions are fueling a global race in artificial intelligence development. China's DeepSeek has launched R1, an efficient AI model rivaling OpenAI's capabilities at lower costs. This competition underscores the need for international