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10.10.26 - 08:00
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Neue Sorgen: Börsencrash durch die KI (FAZ)
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Die Künstliche Intelligenz hat schon große Schäden in Unternehmen und öffentlichen Verwaltungen angerichtet. Sie könnte auch die Finanzmärkte in Turbulenzen stürzen....
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10.10.26 - 07:36
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Open-source AI is Europe′s only path to tech independence, says Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai (SCMP)
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Embracing the open-source approach is the only way for Europe to achieve technological independence, Alibaba Group Holding chairman Joe Tsai said, pointing to China's own open-source drive as a blueprint for innovation under constraints.
For Europe, which shares China's deep roots in traditional manufacturing, the open-source approach presented a unique opportunity, Tsai said, highlighting that factories in the region possessed highly valuable manufacturing data.
“You don't want to feed it into......
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10.10.26 - 05:30
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AI Authoritarianism: A Government Without Constitutional Brakes (ZeroHedge)
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AI Authoritarianism: A Government Without Constitutional Brakes
Authored by John & Nisha Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute,
"United States AI companies must be free to innovate without cumbersome regulation."
- President Donald Trump, Executive Order 14365
The era of small government is over.
Anyone who tells you differently is selling you a lie.
Case in point: Donald Trump promised to shrink the federal government.
But what if Trump's pledge to cut the federal work force wasn't really about eliminating government bureaucracy but outsourcing it to the AI tech sector?
What if Trump, with the backing of a self-serving industry eager to automate government, is instead helping to build a government that no longer needs as many human beings to operate it?
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are disappearing from the government payroll at the same time that Washington is racing to automate the work they once performed with artificial intelligence.
Since Trump returned to office, the fede...
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10.10.26 - 03:33
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Will AI Devalue The Real World? (ZeroHedge)
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Will AI Devalue The Real World?
Authored by Jeffrey A. Tucker via The Epoch Times,
Economic reality embeds many paradoxes, unexpected outcomes that go the opposite direction of what you might intuitively predict. The best example concerns a new innovation that seems to make more efficient use of existing resources. Intuition might suggest that the result will be less resource use but reality often goes in the other direction.
DimaBerlin/ShutterstockThis is called the Jevons Paradox and it is based on a famous debate over the steam engine which made coal power far more effective than ever before, leading to wide predictions that the coal industry would experience a dramatic pullback in production need. Economist Henry Jevons said the opposite: the demand for coal will soar precisely because each unit will become more valuable in the task it serves.
He was correct. The lesson applies in many areas of life. Sometimes that very thing we believe is endangered by an innovation that seems to nearly r...
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