on est pas a 1000 milliard de dette près. le sage Sissa ben Dahir, inventa le jeu d’échecs pour lui enseigner la sagesse, la réflexion et la patience. Le roi, émerveillé par ce jeu qui montrait que le roi, si puissant soit-il, dépend toujours de ses pions, voulut remercier
REGULATION
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Trump responds to China’s tech decision, Europe silent
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Quoi qu’on pense de Donald Trump, lui au moins a réagi à cette décision chinoise qui bouleverse les équilibres du monde (avec, à la clé, une nouvelle escalade dans la guerre commerciale). En revanche, silence radio du côté des dirigeants européens. Ils doivent avoir piscine.
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Ethical Responsibility: Avoiding Support for Civilization-Undermining Organizations
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Yeah. What Peter means is don’t inadvertently donate money to organizations that are undermining civilization.
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Political Stability and Tariff Policy Impact on Tech Industry
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Can someone just update me once we have a stable president and the administration has the tariff situation figured out?
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Swedish socialism and market logic economics debate
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The problem is the Swedes are socialist so this kind of market logic doesn’t compute
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Data Centre NIMBYism: Energy and Political Backlash Emerging
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I think @nathanbenaich is spot on here about Data Centre NIMBYism hitting the political mainstream. Just wait until the ‘environmental’ lobby and local communities clock on to the scale of compute infrastructure and what that means for energy, energy prices and the scale of
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Cyberattacks Top Risk: Digital Resilience in Volatile World
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Cyberattacks remain the top risk, but geopolitical volatility is also on the rise. The future of business demands digital resilience and the ability to adapt to an increasingly unstable global landscape. #infographic by @StatistaCharts via @antgrasso #cybersecurity
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Social Responsibility in Computer Science and Modern AI Challenges
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Today at 3 pm PT! Join us for a conversation with Lancaster University’s Lucy Suchman and Stanford’s Terry Winograd. They will examine the history of social responsibility in the computer science field and discuss the challenges posed by today’s AI.
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Economic Sovereignty in AI: Major Powers vs. Dependent Nations
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the idea i had is like:
– lots of major economies are investing for sovereignty (they can afford to try)
– many many other countries have no chance to be sovereign (don’t have the cash, capabilities, critical mass) so they’ll just give up or won’t try and be “neutral” and depend