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LIFE LONG LEARNING IS FULLY HUMAN, NOTHING ARTIFICIAL

RΓ©sistant learners say AI will hollow out the workforce. Those already fear full of their own “ learning for life ” are already decrying a technology which is patently here to stay. Criticise, resist and complain from a point of limiting self ignorance and a personal lack of ability to actually learn, pay attention and find out for them self what AI is actually capable of.   I say, the stuck, staid and cloistered workforce, those unable to unlearn and relearn , was already hollow — they just couldn’t admit it. Why would you admit your own self ignorance when it’s far easier to point your finger at “all those others over there…” 70% of workers are disengaged . Simply going through the work motions to try and earn enough to stay alive.  Half are burned out . Attached to a boss or a job they resent or are underpaid for.   A third are on antidepressants. Many drink for a “happy hour” to by pass or drown their stress. Addicted to mindless screens of streams of moro...

POST QUANTUM DLT JOY ATTRACTS JOY

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EMBRACE ONE INFINITE PARADOX  Post-quantum isn’t new, but even the experts don’t know what ‘ resistance ’ will actually entail. As the industry confronts what post-quantum means for security, the real challenge becomes clear: How do you design systems that evolve without breaking? At Hedera DevDay 2026 , Dr. @LeemonBaird and @sinharo, Head of Cryptography at @ hashgraph sat down in a πŸ”₯fireside chat to unpack: ✅The cryptographic foundations behind hashgraph ✅What quantum resilience means in real systems ✅Why Hedera is post-quantum secure for hashing and encryption ✅The role of TSS in strengthening network security and verifiability ✅How dual-signing supports a safe transition to post-quantum security The real story is not “fully quantum-proof,” but how DLT platforms like Hedera are approaching post-quantum as it relates to security, upgradeability , and long-term trust. The role of open source in building trust at scale 🌐 Daniela Barbosa @ linuxfoundation , May Chan @...

LEGAL PROFESSION? ABOUT FUCKING TIME…

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READ MORE HERE RELAX NOTHING IS UNDER CONTROL IN THIS  ONE BARE MOMENT…  (A pair of little sweet birdies just whispered…)  PROJECT OVERVIEW Why this project exists Read series introduction Artificial intelligence is not simply another technology being adopted by the legal profession .  It is structurally reconfiguring the profession:  how legal services are delivered,  who delivers them,  how lawyers are trained,  and what it means to exercise professional judgment . This project brings together David Wilkins and Anthea Roberts to read that transformation through complementary lenses.  One reads the legal profession as a century-long institutional system; the other reads these developments through AI and complex decision-making. About time these legal eagles got with it!  Wait until the staid stuffy antiquated beaks also embrace OPEN SOURCE DLT… ala HEDERA #HASHGRAPH (not the stuffy old slow expensive argumentative masturbatory wank ...

GREG BROCKMAN says…

“Software development is undergoing a renaissance in front of our eyes. If you haven't used the tools recently, you likely are underestimating what you're missing. Since December, there's been a step function improvement in what tools like Codex can do. Some great engineers at OpenAI yesterday told me that their job has fundamentally changed since December. Prior to then, they could use Codex for unit tests; now it writes essentially all the code and does a great deal of their operations and debugging. Not everyone has yet made that leap, but it's usually because of factors besides the capability of the model. Every company faces the same opportunity now, and navigating it well — just like with cloud computing or the Internet — requires careful thought. This post shares how OpenAI is currently approaching retooling our teams towards agentic software development . We're still learning and iterating, but here's how we're thinking about it right now: As a fi...

INNOVATION Australia

 “…  In Australia, the guidance for the responsible use of AI in government published by the Digital Transformation Agency calls for agencies to designate an “accountable official” for managing the implementation of AI systems, but does not specify the role as championing the technology. Enabling innovation is the central theme of the Office of Management and Budget orders, including using the US federal government’s purchasing power to support US AI companies. While being encouraged to “lean forward on adopting effective, mission-enabling AI”, agencies were told that they must “remove unnecessary and bureaucratic requirements that inhibit innovation and responsible adoption.” “When choosing to pursue an AI acquisition, agencies should invest in the American AI marketplace and maximise the use of AI products and services that are developed and produced in the United States,” the memo said. The White House memo included orders specifically aimed at maximising the value of gover...

Lit Hub Exposes More META Theft

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FAKEBOOK INSTANTGRAB TICK TAKE  You Are The APP Product Being Used… #dairycows #milkedry #AI #machines  

An Oldie... BUT a Goodie! All the waaaay back from dinosaur time 31st March 2023...

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260,851 views 31 Mar 2023 Win-Win with Liv Boeree A deep dive into the game theory and exponential growth underlying our modern economic system, and how recent advancements in AI are poised to turn up the pressure on that system -- and our wider environment -- in ways we have never seen before. Not a conversation for the faint hearted, but crucial nonetheless. Daniel Schmachtenberger is a founding member of The Consilience Project, a research organization aimed at improving public sense-making around global catastrophic risks and technology. This conversation is the first episode of the Win-Win Podcast, which explores healthier ways to harness the power of competition.

1% of the price... (let THAT sink in)

  Baidu, the Google of China, just dropped two models today: — ERNIE 4.5: beats GPT 4.5 for 1% of price — Reasoning model X1: beats DeepSeek R1 for 50% of price. China continues to build intelligence too cheap to meter. The AI price war is on. pic.twitter.com/jeF8vzhG6T — Deedy (@deedydas) March 16, 2025

Long Term Respect For What Ross Shares. AMPLIFY.

  Great post by @simonw on how he uses LLMs to help him write code. Goes completely to the Humans + AI these. The single most important one, whether it is for code or any other domain: *LLMs amplify existing capabilities* pic.twitter.com/PoWmZXO66O — Ross Dawson (@rossdawson) March 13, 2025

World Health Care Leaders With Australian Harrison.AI

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Clinical Research Cutting edge health tech  EVIDENCE & insights Welcome to a place where imagination overcomes impossible. Harrison.ai is a global healthcare technology company on a mission to urgently scale healthcare capacity through AI-powered medical imaging diagnostic support and workflow solutions. Our radiology and pathology solutions help clinicians deliver faster, more accurate diagnoses, aiding in the early detection of cancer and other medical conditions. And a thirst for knowledge meets a passion for a passion for a better world. A world where people are cared for by people, medical data analysis is done at scale, autonomously using AI, and anyone can get the right care at the right time. Why do we need this? One of the biggest problems we’re facing this century is the inequality and capacity of the healthcare system. Capacity in many areas of clinical diagnosis and treatment are under strain due to ongoing increases in healthcare demand combined with skills shortag...

Creative Commons The AI Conversation

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NON TECH HUMANS AN AUSTRALIAN GLOBAL VIEW MULTI DISCIPLINARY  REAL PEOPLE  REAL SOLUTIONS REAL JOY  BEWARE BIG TECHs CENTRALISED AI HYPE.  BIG TECH HAVE VESTED INTERESTS IN KEEPING YOU IN THE DARK.  Big tech need your freely given up whole of life data  to compete & control & contest.  And then build their next centralised Manipulative version of THEIR AI.  Which they then sell back to you…  AND ON THE UNCRITICAL CYCLE  OF YOU BEING THE PRODUCT BEING  EXPLOITED CONTINUES.  Is AI making us stupider?  Maybe, says one of the biggest AI companies  By  Deborah Brown and Peter Ellerton   The Conversation 14th February 2025 There is only so much thinking most of us can do in our heads. Try dividing 16,951 by 67 without reaching for a pen and paper. Or a calculator. Try doing the weekly shopping without a list on the back of last week’s receipt. Or on your phone. By relying on these devices to...