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www.ianhogarth.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text discusses the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to become a significant differentiator between nations, leading to an arms race in technology, economics, and military capabilities. It highlights the risks of AI nationalism, where countries prioritize their own interests over global cooperation, and the need for a global, non-profit organization to manage AI as a public good. The author advocates for a balanced approach, suggesting that while AI nationalism may be a short-term reality, the long-term goal should be to treat AI as a shared global asset, akin to the internet or GPS. The text also emphasizes the importance of international collaboration and the role of organizations like OpenAI and the United Nations in shaping the ... | |
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jzmcgowan.com
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| | | | | Christopher Newfield's sobering new book, The Great Mistake (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2016), is subtitled: How We Wrecked Public Universities and How We Can Fix Them. Most of the book is devoted to the wrecking part-and it is a grim tale indeed. I think of myself as more conversant than the average faculty member with... | |
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mronline.org
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| | | | | Superficially in the recent period the U.S. has attempted to display two apparently contradictory sides of its policy to China. | |
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www.thedailybeast.com
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| | | The president told reporters he didn't want to talk about his call with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro before confirming in the same breath it had taken place. | ||
