My position on the transformations with Aadhar is decribed in chapter 27 of the following (it's open source). More on M-Pesa later. have to rush to a meeting:

I respect your position. It's much needed in AI debates. But we might now begin to talk past each other. If helpful, here's how I see grand positions such as yours from an academic perspective: oecd.ai/en/wonk/ai-w...

Most AI skeptics in academic circles I know incl. computer scientists. For all its faults, India's Aadhar platform run with AI features has been transformative for business & govt. service delivery, M-Pesa in Kenya now boosted with AI...The list is long but from a severe position, these don't count

With your position as the starting point, that many AI skeptics would view as severe, I can definitely see how even EU regulation is too soft. My position pushes on big tech while appreciating AI innovations in areas such as medicine, agriculture, transportation & public services help humanity.

frightening if the endgame is tyranny and inflation.

Brave of her, Carole, but heart-wrenchingly sad: this is what has become of us!

The human & horrifying aspects of racism & slavery need to be remembered. I work on global dimensions of racism. Some on the right dismiss it as woke. Those on the left because I don't critique capitalism. Racism to them is about class relations. There're blindspots on racism on the left and right.

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Dunno. As a hoodlum, he's spectacular. As President, he's a socio-path with a lust of power that makes Lady Macbeth's machinations seem heroic.

Thank you!

Really? You mean Trump’s negotiating style, which is what I analyzed above, is now different — two days later