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AI & Work
40-50% Job Displacement
LLMS Can Automate 80-90% of Jobs
Restaraunts with No Employees
Restaraunts with No Employees
LLMS Can Automate 80-90% of Jobs
Restaraunts with No Employees
LLMS Can Automate 80-90% of Jobs
LLMS Can Automate 80-90% of Jobs
Adding 5T in Assets Without Adding Another Employee
Adding 5T in Assets Without Adding Another Employee
Robots Will Replace Jobs Over the Long-Term; We Need to Prepare
Adding 5T in Assets Without Adding Another Employee
We Will All Have AI Assistants
Robots Will Replace Jobs Over the Long-Term; We Need to Prepare
Robots Will Replace Jobs Over the Long-Term; We Need to Prepare
Robots Will Replace Jobs Over the Long-Term; We Need to Prepare
Robots Will Replace Jobs Over the Long-Term; We Need to Prepare
Robots Will Replace Jobs Over the Long-Term; We Need to Prepare
Potential for Massive Job Loss
It is Now About Producing and Delivering AI
AI Essential to Banking Transactions
AI Essential to Banking Transactions
It is Now About Producing and Delivering AI
AI Essential to Banking Transactions
It is Now About Producing and Delivering AI
It is Now About Producing and Delivering AI
It is Now About Producing and Delivering AI
Works Needs Redefined
It is Now About Producing and Delivering AI
We'll Find Something to Do With Our Time
Articles
Debate: AI & Climate Change
The AI & Climate Change Debate
An overview by Stefan Bauschard
What's the Impact of AI on Energy Demand?
First, the International Energy Agency (IEA) recently published its landmark World Energy Outlook 2024 report. It suggests that energy demand for data centres and AI will still be pretty small for the next five years at least. I read it as them saying: “Everyone just needs to chill out a bit.” But in a more diplomatic way.1
Second, we’ve been here before with fears around uncontrollable growth in energy demand for data centres. It’s worth looking at why the doom scenario didn’t come true and what similarities (or differences) we’re facing today.
Third, the public and media conversation on this has been poor. I lose track of the number of headlines and articles I’ve seen that quote random numbers—without context—to show how much energy or water AI already uses. The numbers are often fairly small but sound big because they’re not given with any context of how much energy or water we use for everything else. Read more.
Can AI connect more solar and wind to the power grid?
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AI Weapons and the Dangerous Illusion of Human Control. Future AI-enabled warfare will be even faster and more data-dependent, as AI-enabled weapons systems (e.g., swarms of drones) can be deployed swiftly and at scale. Humans will have neither the time nor cognitive ability to assess that data independently of the machine. For instance, Israel has employed an AI-enabled target generation system during the war in Gaza. This system, which uses hundreds of thousands of details to classify targets as hostile, is too sophisticated to second-guess when decisions must be made in minutes or seconds.
War and peace in the Age of AI
Battles of Precise Mass The U.S. military must stride forward faster; today’s innovations and prototypes must become tomorrow’s everyday military force if the United States is to preserve global leadership. The growing evidence of the effectiveness of precise mass systems should trigger not just conversations about future changes but also real changes in investments today—outlays that will influence a wide array of decisions, from the ships the navy builds to the missiles purchased by the army to the artificial intelligence infrastructure that every military service will need to use. Since the core underlying technologies driving these advances in precise mass come from the commercial sector, strategists will need to think through the consequences of the large-scale proliferation of such capabilities. The relative accessibility of precise mass systems will shape the way every country, not just the United States and China, prepares for the future.
Anthropic and Palantir bring AI model Claude to US defense sector
Strategic Competition in the Age of AI
Palantir Adds an AI Company to Its Arsenal for Military and Spy Work
Chinese Researchers Experiment with LLMs to Control Military Drones
Kim Jong Un orders mass production of suicide attack drones
Killer Robots Are About to Fill Ukrainian Skies