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U.S. Policies Unintentionally Accelerated China's Open AI Ecosystems
(arxiv.org)
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The State of the AI Economy
(exponentialview.co)
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A Little AI Survival Guide
(gates-solutions.com)
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China Became an Energy Superpower [video]
(youtube.com)
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yes this is true. However, I am now against anon posting, untenable in the era of AI.
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AI Scenarios 2030: Helping policymakers plan for the future of AI
(gov.uk)
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China's approach is better - no outright ban, just an ID verified 'minor mode' for under 16's
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Is SMIC N+3's Metal Pitch Smaller Than Intel 18A's?
(newsletter.semianalysis.com)
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yeah true. Still, the primary problem was lack of consciousness about this state of affairs, especially at leadership level. One thing Trump 2.0 does take off the mask on this. It's a start
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One understated outcome of Trump 2.0 is waking up some sections of the European intelligentsia to the risk of dependency on the United States. Trump 1.0 should've been enough, but instead European leaders were just too thankful for a B
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US can create dollars out of thin air, can't compete with that. The regulatory wall is required, the alternative is subservience, which tbh is broadly acceptable to most Europeans I think
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Europe - the place that produced Nokia, Palm, Skype - should have erected a Great Firewall in 2000's. Instead, it bought into the idea of an open internet and ended up getting assimilated into US tech eco-system. This seemed harmless a
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Does anyone remember Path? Limit circle social network, I think capped at 50 people. Beautiful app, and I remember it was a great place to spend time when you really just wanted to be with true friends. Time for someone to reboot this
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Algorithmic Monocultures in Hiring
(algorithmichiring.github.io)
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It is inevitable that the United States will inevitably become a renewable energy superpower - tapping geothermal in Yellowstone, covering deserts with solar across South West, flying tethered wind turbines in Tornado Alley, Nuclear power
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The blood cancer that became solvable
(worksinprogress.co)
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sad news - they invented the category but let the lead go to Chinese competitors who now trounce them on price and quality.
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4mo ago
Should be simple matter to escalate this up to the President, who will put the squeeze on the Dutch government, and then secure his 10% fee for rescuing the take over deal
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5mo ago
Positive view: Trump is connecting the people closer to policy, which in a way is what all systems of government should be doing. Negative view: Trump is re-routing political power around any remaining checks and balances that exist in the
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Private foreign tech companies need to be come under the jurisdiction of the governments that they operate in. We'd all love to be in a world of open source, open web, open AI but that has become a naive vision which is very far from w
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finally, a decent guide for proper Mahjong!
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Contrary to the report, they are actually not difficult to keep as pets - they are just highly sensitive to pollutants in the water. The unfortunate case for the wild population, is that they naturally inhabit a location which today has one
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State primacy over capitalists is an ascent, not descent of society. Profiteers running everything is what a narco-state looks like, a criminal enterprise where the exploitation for profit supersedes every other social good. Trump is morall
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Rest of the World Annual Report 2025
(restofworld.org)
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I think you'll find that US state media is far more influential in 'shaping the cognitive environment'.
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United States is immune from conventional military attack, the only purpose of mass conscription is to create an expeditionary for invading other countries. You have to wonder whether this may be for Canada / Greenland at some point
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China's AI Ethics Governance
(luizasnewsletter.com)
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China became a global pharmaceutical powerhouse
(cepr.org)
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I see the off ramp: Iran can agree to split the toll fee with Trump, ideally in a special administrative vehicle which Trump himself controls, similar to the funding on the Board of Peace.
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How Well Does My AI Agent Know Me?
(hexaco-agent.vercel.app)
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