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SambaNova Discusses AI Power Consumption at Davos Summit 2025
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OpenAI shifts military AI policy stance between 2023 and 2024
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OPENAI – clearly setting out to build AI in a way that is open and accessible and useful for everyone – but not the military – that vibe (amongst others) has certainly shifted for the lightouse AI player… 2023: "No models for the military” 2024: "Let’s put AI into
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Meta shifts AI strategy ditching DEI and content review policies
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META is another, with an ever growing vibe shift in the last week with their ditching of dei and human driven content reviewers 2024: "Cult leader of open AI" 2018: "A threat to democracy" $META
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Edge AI in 2025: Latency, Privacy and Energy Efficiency
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Edge #AI in 2025 Our CTO, Evangelos Eleftheriou, explains:
• Faster decisions w/ reduced latency (autonomous driving)
• Local data = lower costs & better energy efficiency
• Privacy & security for regulations like GDPR Check it out! #EdgeAI #NGIPredictions2025 -
Cryptocurrencies Enable Democratic Revolution Through Decentralization
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Cryptocurrencies drive a democratic revolution, where decentralization restores power to citizens, reshapes society, and transforms the economy, as I explore in my book with actionable insights.
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Legal Compliance as Competitive Advantage in AI Development
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(I'm going to pretend like it's not sarcasm because there's a good answer.) Not committing commercial-scale infringement is a significant competitive advantage for downstream users that want regulatory certainty and legal compliance.
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Meta’s Pirated Content Experiments Show Minimal Benchmark Improvements
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Meta did some experiments whether pirated materials helped, and the bottom line is that it helped a bit on a few of the benchmarks. I don't see numbers worth justifying commercial scale Copyright infringement though…
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ASI Race: Monopoly Risk and Competitive Release Pressure
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My contention is not that it’ll work. My contention is that the chance it might work will drive them to (a) monopolize the ASI and (b) release / obey it *before the next monkey does so.*
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AI Access Control and Existential Risk of Technological Domination
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One choice has a possibility of suicide and a possibility of victory. The other side has a near certainty of suicide. The designers of AIs will realize this and will thus limit access to AIs. And will then use this access to dominate the rest of us.
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AGI Doomsday Fears Don’t Justify Restrictive Control Measures
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We didn’t stop the creation of nuclear weapons. Once it’s known they’re possible, it’s inevitable that someone will “cheat.” I also reject the assumption that we’re on the way to AGI / ASI and those mean doom. Fears of the non-existent don’t justify the control demanded.