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Can Europe catch up in AI? Join Simon Grimm, editor at Works in Progress, in Brussels on Monday to find out.
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AI is on track to be a very big deal. Yet few of its effects are felt in Europe. Why is that? And what can we do to change it? To discuss all this, Works in Progress is hosting an evening in Brussels on Sep 7: I'll give some thoughts on how Europe can thrive in the AI era, with
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Aug 28
People are right to want less police intrusion in their lives. The way to get there is more precision, not less. Ned Donovan makes the cop's case for Flock. worksinprogress.co/issue/a-cops-c…
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Aug 28
Flock has joined data centers, Covid vaccines, 5G towers, pasteurized milk and fracking in the pantheon of American moral panics. Its opponents believe it's abused by police with impunity, that it can track individuals as well as cars, and that it violates constitutional
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Aug 24
Almost the entire world was colonized by European powers in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Siam (now Thailand) was one of the only countries that resisted successfully. How the small kingdom used clever diplomacy to outmaneuver some of history’s most fearsome powers and stop
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Aug 24
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Aug 23
FULL INTERVIEW: Ruxandra Teslo says John von Neumann would have been a worse drug developer than a mediocre biologist at Pfizer with the right data. In biology, intelligence was never the bottleneck. @RuxandraTeslo is a writer at @WorksInProgMag & @stripe. She joined @theojaffee
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Aug 18
"The horse began as a terrier-sized, multi-toed forest dweller and, over 55 million years of evolution and a few thousand years of human intervention, became everything from the compact Icelandic pony to the streamlined racehorse. "For most of that history, natural selection
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