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Mélenchon: “We’ll lower the retirement age to 60.”
Le Pen: “The pension issue is trivial compared to the other deficits.”
Sorry, France.
I like you, and I’m not a doomer, but at this rate, these two will bankrupt the country competing over who can spend more on pensions.
Depends what he means by AGI, but I think that’s correct. I’m not sure how good even the best models are at exercising judgement, especially in areas with relatively little research behind them. Even when doing system design with Opus 5.5 it makes questionable decisions.
It’s underappreciated how radically different Jensen Huang’s view is of how AI progress is likely to go than the view of other AI CEOs.
For instance, he recently claimed that AGI will never replace domain expertise.
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Smart TVs will be forced to power up more slowly under plans to align Britain with the EU’s net zero rules.
The rules would probably mean smart TVs and other devices have to disconnect from WiFi when not in use, slowing down their “wake-up” time when a user switches them on again ⤵️
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I’m really tired of complaining but he couldn’t be more unserious if he tried. The current political offerings are a Yoruba nationalist and a Farage who swings whichever way the polls are blowing. Does our Thatcher figure come in 2034? Is 2029 the election before the election?
@Ekhandor In fact, if this Ukraine peace deal is as bad as I expect it to be when it does arrive, I can see Putin trying to take the rest from a stronger platform when the time comes unless he installs a Belarus type puppet regime which was what he wanted with Yanukovych.
There is corruption in Ukraine therefore fighting a war for their own self determination, sovereignty, and territorial integrity is wrong. I’m very smart.
What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people.
The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.
@Ekhandor Luckily, the Poles have invested a serious amount of money into their military. I think the next logical steps for Putin are places like Transnistria and Moldova. They’ll probably keep assessing the situation in the West then they may attack the Baltic states.
I don’t really see why Danny Kruger needs to be asked this question nor why he should answer it? Could have just said he disagrees with the remarks, but this is low level journalism.
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It’s no longer about individual rights and free markets, it’s now increasingly about ethnocentric grievance politics soldered onto a large welfare state with industrial strategy policies. The left has fairly similar economics with a different PR approach.
Of course, people still continue to use it all the time so me complaining about it is fairly irrelevant. It’s obvious that right wing is starting to mean something different to what I grew up being accustomed to.
Nazi economics was hard left in the traditional sense. The focus was on central planning and subordinating any ‘private’ businesses to the whims of the state. Culturally, it was identitiarian snd collectivist. Until recently, I thought of right wing as free market individualism.
@Ekhandor That’s why people who ideas of reform eventually just give up and decide to take a more realist stance. Issue is, the realist stance in this case is outright surrender to the political reality which is disastrous in the long run.
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever:
Even a country like Germany said, "We do not have the money to keep funding all these new ambitions."
And if Germany doesn’t have the money, I can assure you Belgium surely doesn’t have the money to fund all new priorities.