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theglobal.blog
The Global is an academic blog by the Global Governance Centre promoting critical reflection on the actors, norms and processes of global governance. |
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blog.kagi.com
Google search is in the news. |
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www.pelicancrossing.net
[AI summary] The provided text is a comprehensive list of upcoming and ongoing events related to technology, AI, data privacy, internet governance, and digital rights. It includes major conferences such as Web Summit, Policy & AI, and Internet Governance Forum, as well as ongoing initiatives like the Ada Lovelace Institute and Data & Society. The events span various topics, including AI ethics, cybersecurity, democratic technology, and the societal impact of digital tools. The list also features specific dates, locations, and focuses, highlighting the global nature of these discussions and the interdisciplinary approach taken by organizers. |
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www.greaterwrong.com
I am reading debates on the Effective Altruism forum, and they seem to focus on how a low-status person might be afraid to refuse to consent to sex with a high-status person, because the high-status person might then refuse to provide them a grant or a job position. True, but this seems to be just the tip of the iceberg. Making a high-status polyamorous person angry potentially means not just creating one enemy, but rather a group of enemies - namely the person's entire polycule. They are naturally likely to trust that person. Even if they have doubts, they still have a selfish incentive not to disrupt their own polycule. And if they often meet and talk in private, the person will be able to tell all of them their version first. |
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