The World Economic Forum in Davos is now dominated by tech giants, whose interests shunt aside topics like climate change, as Trump and AI take center stage
New York Times Peter S. Goodman
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Discussion
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@mims
Christopher Mims
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I guess I should have expected this crossover of ideologies and yet still, somehow, I am surprised [embedded post]
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@outside2344
Quinn Ellis
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Talent is uniformly distributed. The only way this statement is true is if multinationals form teams in every country to tap that talent. — Is that what we want? Because that doesn't sound very America first and would undermine our technological dominance.
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Palantir CEO Says AI to Make Large-Scale Immigration Obsolete
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@nxthompson
@nxthompson
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The most interesting thing in tech: Everyone in Davos is talking about geopolitics and the growing antagonism between the US and Europe. But geopolitics are sometimes downstream of tech. And one thing that Europe could do is build its own open-source AI models. @ericschmidt [vide…