Beyond Governance: Hardcoding the Geneva Conventions into AI
Following a discussion at Davos about the need for pragmatic approaches to AI, I had a chance to catch up with Kenneth Cukier. He offered a specific, albeit crazy (his words), proposal that perfectly illustrates what a pragmatic approach looks like
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Re-engineering Germany: Manufacturing Precision meets Digital Enablement
Jensen Huang says something that resonates deeply: Electrons will never replace atoms. German manufacturing touched the sky in the last era through perfection and craft: that expertise is irreplaceable. But we're at a complete reset. The next wave isn't about choosing between physical excellence and digital intelligence; it's about combining them. To continue manufacturing leadership, Germany must embrace AI and agility now. As NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang put it: Re-engineer Germany. Keep the craft Evolve the tools.
Blindsight
Elon Musk’s Neuralink is developing Blindsight, a brain implant designed to restore vision by bypassing the eyes and optic nerves and stimulating the visual cortex directly.
Me, My AI, Your AI, You: is this the future of communication?
A paradox: the person you know and the hyper-structured avatar operating their inbox. Perception based on a digital proxy.
AI isn’t coming for your job. Or is it?
Is AI currently a 'net creator' of opportunities in your industry, or is it a 'destroyer' of jobs?
Ghost Money, GDP and AI: Redefining Prosperity?
The content explores the paradox of rapid economic growth driven by artificial intelligence (AI) that many people do not feel personally, a phenomenon sometimes referred to as Ghost GDP.
AI in Military: Is Regulation Enough to Secure Humanity’s Future?
Talking AI in the military sector at Davos usually circles back to one thing: Regulation. But in a conversation with Alain Berset, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, the dialogue was elevated.