Yeah, putting wires on your brain is highly distasteful to most. That will change once people see the superpowers they will bring, but non invasive devices are 1,000 times easier to sell people on.
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Brain-Computer Interfaces: The Next Technological Singularity Moment
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Do you remember where you were when Steve Jobs announced the iPhone? I do, was hanging out with Nokia's CEO at CES. In 30 years humans will look back at this day as the day when the singularity began. When I tell everyday people that they will soon have a BCI they look at me
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Universal Income Solution for AI-Driven Unemployment
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Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.
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The Civilization Machine: Understanding AGI Impact
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The Civilization Machine https://
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Valuing Time: Efficiency in Transportation and Resource Management
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How much do you value time? If you think that buses are more efficient than cars, not much. Same if you think recycling is worth it. Etc.
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American Companies’ AI Job Losses Drive Employment Fears
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Americans are the most afraid of AI job losses because American companies actually lay off the employees they don’t need.
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Government Programs Scope and Classical Economics in Tech Era
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I posted this mostly as a joke, but it still roughly sums up my own take on the proper scope of government programs. While I got a few instances of constructive pushback, based on some concepts in classical economics – which I personally think have been rendered moot based on our… https://t.co/lHLpjP08UC
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) 16 avril 2026I posted this mostly as a joke, but it still roughly sums up my own take on the proper scope of government programs. While I got a few instances of constructive pushback, based on some concepts in classical economics – which I personally think have been rendered moot based on our
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AI Creates New Jobs, Industries and Economic Opportunities Ahead
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AI will create new kinds of work, new industries, and new ways to build.
— NVIDIA (@nvidia) 16 avril 2026
Last week at Stanford, our CEO Jensen Huang joined Rep. Ro Khanna for a conversation on AI, jobs and the long-term opportunity ahead. pic.twitter.com/Ry3gvIB3k6AI will create new kinds of work, new industries, and new ways to build. Last week at Stanford, our CEO Jensen Huang joined Rep. Ro Khanna for a conversation on AI, jobs and the long-term opportunity ahead.
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European vs American government trust and AI policy implications
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I don't pretend to speak for everyone, but there is no question that, on average, Europeans trust their government (and expect more from it) than Americans.
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Justice System Reform: AI and Regulatory Implications
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The “Justice System” needs major reform https://t.co/n7pOXT4THq
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 16 avril 2026The “Justice System” needs major reform