Meanderings
Steven Boykey Sidleytech, crypto, AI, finance, fiction reviews, whatever strikes my fancy
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The second coming of nuclear power
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The clamour for new energy generation has become loud enough to begin to drown out everything else in its wake. Energy generation was always critical to progress; that is tautological. But in the days when long-term...
An previously unregulated $92 trillion (!) market just entered the mainstream
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Over the past couple of months, in a little-known side-avenue of crypto, something important has been happening. The stern and easily angered drill sergeants of financial regulation have been dishing out approval...
Is Elon Musk history’s greatest philanthropist?
(Image: Andrew Carnegie by Catherine Ouless via National Gallery, commissioned 1925 and Elon Musk via Wikipedia Commons)
Here’s a thought. Musk’s trillion-plus paper fortune (and the leverage it brings) will be allocated to noble and altru...
The reckless stupidity of the Anthropic Fable affair
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The Anthropic Fable saga is so entangled in the messy centre of tech and politics that it is a challenge to see a clear narrative on which to hang the story. But it is important because it is a version of what was once call...
The surprising new socialist inclinations of big tech
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There is a curious conversation that has started in the halls of technology and government power. One that would have been unthinkable even a year ago. It is this – these big technology companies, particularly the frontier...
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Award-winning multi-shortlisted novelist, playwright and columnist writing about books and technology and science and other matters that pique my interest. Professor of Practice at JBS, University of Johannesburg
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