Good News For Consultants. Google CEO: No Company Is Immune To AI
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Google CEO: No Company Immune to AI Impact
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Taiwan TSMC dominates 90% of leading-edge chip manufacturing
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The world runs on a single island (!!)
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 17 décembre 2025
Over 90% of leading-edge chips are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan — a democratic nation just 100 miles off the coast of China, which the CCP openly claims as its own territory. Given the stakes, it’s astonishing (almost absurd) that the… pic.twitter.com/PLoGkRgFRKThe world runs on a single island (!!) Over 90% of leading-edge chips are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan — a democratic nation just 100 miles off the coast of China, which the CCP openly claims as its own territory. Given the stakes, it’s astonishing (almost absurd) that the
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XPENG’s IRON Robot Breaks Uncanny Valley with Silicone Skin
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They SLICED OPEN a "human" on stage… and IT WALKED AWAY. XPENG's IRON robot just shattered the uncanny valley—silicone skin, fluid steps, zero humans inside.
— Giuliano Liguori (@ingliguori) 17 décembre 2025
Sci-fi is NOW. But is this the future we want? Creepy genius or dystopian nightmare? Watch & tell me: Real robot or… pic.twitter.com/PLgs3KEbkOThey SLICED OPEN a "human" on stage… and IT WALKED AWAY. XPENG's IRON robot just shattered the uncanny valley—silicone skin, fluid steps, zero humans inside. Sci-fi is NOW. But is this the future we want? Creepy genius or dystopian nightmare? Watch & tell me: Real robot or
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Human Writing as Luxury: Economics Against Creative Value
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I don’t think he said it for attention. It was a contemplative aside, buried in a long interview, and he hasn’t repeated it since. I do hope human writing becomes a valued luxury, but the economics are stacked against it. Fewer people make a living from the written word, and
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AI enables life: family, ancient redwoods, and beating humans in racing
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The point of being alive?
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 17 décembre 2025
I have AI do everything so I can hang out with my friends and family and visit 3,000 year old redwood trees. And travel the world like a few weeks ago where I watched AI beat human at the sport of racing in Abu Dhabi. pic.twitter.com/CM6Wihkao3The point of being alive? I have AI do everything so I can hang out with my friends and family and visit 3,000 year old redwood trees. And travel the world like a few weeks ago where I watched AI beat human at the sport of racing in Abu Dhabi.
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Enshittification Beyond Tech: Media Science and Industry Decay
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Hey @doctorow
, enshittification is a serious problem, but don’t just blame the tech companies for it. E.g., spam in all its forms is not their fault, legacy media have self-enshittified, science has been thoroughly enshittified by bean counting, etc. -
AI Impact on Education: Benefits and Risks Explored
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How will AI affect education, now and in the future? Here, we reflect on some of the benefits and risks we've been thinking about.
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Will AI Make Us Better Or Worse?
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Will AI Make Us Better Or Worse?
#AI #AIio #AIInnovation #ML #DataScience #Futureofwork @lexfridman @sama @kaifulee @ID_AA_Carmack @karpathy @2morrowknight @ylecun http://
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Managing AI Agents: The Future Skill for Top Workers
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Will the best workers in 5 years be the fastest, or the ones who know how to manage teams of AI agents? 🤔
— NVIDIA AI (@NVIDIAAI) 16 décembre 2025
Humans directing specialized agents to do more, faster, and better will unlock entirely new levels of productivity and creativity.
Kari Briski (NVIDIA) and @Konstantine… pic.twitter.com/lTiOULdNiEWill the best workers in 5 years be the fastest, or the ones who know how to manage teams of AI agents? Humans directing specialized agents to do more, faster, and better will unlock entirely new levels of productivity and creativity. Kari Briski (NVIDIA) and @Konstantine
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AI reveals stark urban inequality in disaster recovery patterns
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Stanford researchers used AI to analyze Google Street View images across 16 states, revealing a troubling pattern: 37% of damaged buildings in poor areas became empty lots for years, while 82% in wealthy areas were rebuilt bigger and better.