Global Alliances in the AI World Order are defined by: – The rivalry between the U.S. and China (the only two potential AI superpowers) – The global alignment with one or the other superpower via operating on their respective tech stacks (everything from OS/closed models to
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Chinese Courts Rule AI Cannot Replace Workers in Tech Sector
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This came as a surprise: "Chinese companies cannot legally fire employees simply to replace them with cost-saving artificial intelligence, courts in the country have ruled, setting a significant precedent for labor rights as automation sweeps the tech sector. A technology
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IndiaAI IADI Initiative Empowers Startups to Solve National Challenges
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With the IndiaAI Application Development Initiative (IADI), startups and innovators don’t just build products; they build solutions for India’s biggest challenges. Visit https://
indiaai.gov.in/hub/indiaai-ap
plication-development-initiative
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AI and Geopolitics: Intelligence as the Foundation of Sovereignty
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Tell me AI isn’t about geopolitics and power? Being able to distribute Intelligence is foundational to Sovereignty because both security and economic prosperity: the two pillars of Sovereignty are downstream of Intelligence. This is the Intelligence century, and geopolitics
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IndiaAI Initiative Transforms Government with Intelligent Data-Driven Systems
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Complex challenges. Smarter solutions. The IndiaAI Application Development Initiative (IADI) empowers Ministries & Departments to move from manual processes to intelligent systems. From policy to execution, governance is becoming data-driven, precise and future-ready. To
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China Closes AI Chip Gap Despite Lithography Lag Behind West
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I think many people still don't grasp what this means. Chris Miller analyzed in his book "Chip War" that China is about 10 years behind in lithography machine production. Meanwhile, Huawei chips are achieving roughly 80% of the performance of the NVIDIA H100. China is probably
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AI Labs Used Web Data Then Pulled the Ladder on Others
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I think the expression is “pulling the ladder”! All labs trained their models by distilling (at the very least distilling the web) which allowed them to become the fastest growing businesses in the history of humanity and now that they have armies of lawyers and lobbyists, they
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Open Letter to Musk: Don’t Leave AI Industry Unregulated
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Dear @elonmusk
, If you still genuinely care about AI safety, you can’t let the Trump administration leave the AI industry almost entirely unregulated. You just can’t. – Gary -
SR 26-2: Regulatory Changes and Risk Management Gaps
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SR 26-2 changed regulators’s expectations, but not an institution's obligation to manage risk. Next up in our SR 26-2 series, Nick Goble identifies the six gaps the regulation leaves open and what each one means for your program.
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Evaluating Agentic AI: Insights from Brookings Institution
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How can we best evaluate #AgenticAI?
by Elham Tabassi Ramayya Krishnan @BrookingsInst Learn more: https://
bit.ly/42uHMMD #GenerativeAI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #MI