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Last night, I had a long debate with a friend over the following question: Is AI increasing the centralisation of power even further or is it the ultimate decentralizer?
My friend took the classic techno-optimist stance. His argument is se...
When we talk about AI, there is a lot of worry around job loss. For sure our jobs will change. We will have to adapt, adjust, change and eventually work more, not less. Every major technological shift, electricity, the internet, etc. create...
We send over 2.5 billion prompts to ChatGPT every day. What began as a work tool has quietly become our infrastructure for daily life: more than 70% of all prompts are now personal, not professional. But beneath this behavioural shift sits...
The world is currently investing around $1.7 trillion per year into green energy assets. Yet, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), reaching net-zero by 2050 will require tripling that annual investment to nearly $4 trillion p...
The AI landscape can broadly be divided into four layers. In ascending order, these are the: Compute, Foundational Models, Infrastructure, and Application layer.
Examples of the 4-layer AI Stack framework (please note that the list is not...
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