I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
Wararka la isla dhexmarayo ayaa tilmaamaya in kulan dhowaan ka dhacay Djibouti oo ay ka qaybgaleen Madaxweynaha Jabuuti Ismail Omar Guelleh, Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Itoobiya Abiy Ahmed iyo Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, ay ka wada hadleen soo jeedin ku saabsan bixitaan weyn iyo dib-u-habayn xuduudeed oo ka dhaca Geeska Afrika, kaas oo ku lug yeeshaan saddexda dal.
Sida qorshaha la soo jeediyay dhigayo, Jabuuti waxay isu beddeli doontaa dowlad si buuxda u Soomaali u ah, iyadoo lagu darayo dhulalka Diridhaba, Sitti, Harawo, magaalada Jabuuti iyo gobolka Awdal ee Soomaaliya, taasoo si wax ku ool ah u mideynaysa dhammaan deegaanada ay degaan beelaha Ciise iyo Gadabuursi, laguna hoos keeno dowlad cusub oo Jabuuti ah.
Itoobiya, dhankeeda, waxay heli doontaa gacan ku haynta dhulka Canfarta ee hadda ka tirsan Jabuuti, oo ah qiyaastii 80% dhulka guud ee Jabuuti, taasoo siinaysa marin toos ah oo ay ku gaarto Badda Cas, isla markaana bulshada Canfarta ee Jabuuti ay la midoobayaan walaalahooda Itoobiya.
Intaa waxaa dheer, guud ahaan dhulka Soomaalida ee ku jira Itoobiya ayaa lagu wareejin doonaa Jamhuuriyadda Soomaaliya, taasoo si weyn u beddeli karta xaaladaha siyaasadeed, qowmiyadeed iyo dhaqaale ee gobolka, isla markaana noqon karta xal waqti dheer saameyn ku yeesha Geeska Afrika.
W/Q: Prof Cabdiwahaab Sheekh Cabdisamid.
A conflict between Ethiopia and Asmara could happen, mainly driven by Ethiopia’s desire for Red Sea access. It may become a long war, potentially weakening Ethiopia while strengthening unity in Somalia. This could create opportunities for Somalia politically and strategically, though the outcome would depend on complex regional dynamics.
According to claims surrounding the recent meeting in Djibouti attendedby President Ismai Omar of Djibouti, PM Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia and President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of Somalia , the proposal centered on a significant withdrawal and reconfiguration of borders across the Horn of Africa involving the three countries.
Under the suggested arrangement, Djibouti would transform into a fully Somali state by incorporating territories from Diridawa, Sitti, Harawo, Djibouti city and Awdal region of Somalia effectively bringing together all Issa and Gadabuursi regions under new Djibouti state.
Ethiopia, in turn would gain control of the Afar regions currently within Djibouti which is 80% of total landmass of Djibouti, thereby securing direct access to the Red Sea and Afar communities in Djibouti will reunite their Afar brothers in Ethiopia.
Additionally, the entire Somali state of Ethiopia would be transferred to Somali republic, potentially reshaping political, ethnic, and economic dynamics across the region in a profound and lasting solution.
It is something that could happen, and from there a long conflict might begin between Ethiopia and Asmara. That area is strategically important because Addis Ababa has long sought access to the Red Sea, and such a war could be driven by that objective. The situation suggests that Addis Ababa could be the main force escalating tensions, potentially leading to a prolonged conflict.
Isaias Afwerki may gain strong internal support, while Somalia could see its people becoming more united. However, a war between Addis Ababa and Asmara could weaken Ethiopia significantly. From Somalia’s perspective, this could present a major opportunity to regain strength and stability.
There is also a possibility that regions like NFD could re-emerge in political discussions, creating further opportunities. Some may view this as part of a broader political strategy where Abiy Ahmed has made significant concessions, possibly hoping that future regional dynamics will shift in Ethiopia’s favor.
Overall, while this scenario is possible, it would depend on many complex political and regional factors.
The United States has announced that it will suspend immigrant visas for 75 countries around the world, including Somalia, in a press release issued by the US State Department announcing that it will end the abuse of the immigration system by those who seek to benefit from the wealth of American citizens or, as they put it, to extract money from them. The order, issued on Wednesday, directed consular officers to suspend visa applications from countries whose citizens are considered to be a burden on the US government, out of concern that these citizens may require government assistance upon entry into the United States. The 75 countries whose visas have been suspended are located on different continents of the world, including Somalia, the two Sudans, Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, Syria, Yemen, Bangladesh, Brazil, Algeria, Egypt, Cameroon, Iran, Iraq and other countries.
A donkey can bray while seeing the devil, but the identity you have declared is one that cannot be ignored and is seen in your own eyes. On the other hand, does anyone want you to pray because you fear for your own lives? Somalia is a country, but the massacre you have committed is one that will be on your hands on the Day of Judgment, and you have no power to do so. Follow this.
Raysal wasaaraha Soomaaliya ayaan maanta ka codaynayn Doorashada Gobolka Banaadir, isaga oo hore u sheegey in uu iska diwaangelin doono Kismaayo oo xilligan aan qayb ka ahayn Doorashooyinka DFS.
#Somalia's #Mogadishu residents votes on Thursday in a local election organised by the federal government, covering 16 districts and involving candidates from around 20 political parties under the supervision of @NIEBCSomalia.
UPDATE: #Egypt Calls for Binding Legal Agreement to Protect Its Nile Water Rights
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi reaffirmed Saturday that Egypt has no dispute with #Ethiopia but insists its historical rights to Nile waters must not be harmed. Speaking in #Cairo during a meeting with African ministers attending the Russia–Africa Partnership Forum, Sisi stressed the need for a legal, binding agreement on the operation and filling of Ethiopia’s Renaissance Dam.
He said Egypt’s policy rejects interference in other nations’ affairs and believes disputes should be resolved through dialogue, noting Egypt has never threatened Ethiopia despite disagreements.
Sisi emphasized fair use of shared transboundary resources and warned against unilateral actions that endanger regional cooperation. The dispute between Egypt and #Sudan on one side and Ethiopia on the other continues, amid stalled negotiations following repeated deadlocks.
Rwanda's actions in eastern DRC are a clear violation of the Washington Accords signed by President Trump, and the United States will take action to ensure promises made to the President are kept.
Madaxweynaha Dowladda Puntland Mudane @HESaidADeni, ayaa ka tacsiyeeyay geerida Madaxweynihii hore ee Puntland Allaah ha u naxarstee Jaamac Cali Jaamac, oo geeriyooday.
↘️
https://t.co/lDe4TA9CvJ