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Top #AI #Books of all Time & Reflections
By @dinisguarda
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What will our future look like?
AI AGI Bulletproof Jobs for Humanity 2030–2050
These five sectors form what we will call the Pentagram of Human AI AGI bulletproof systems and development:
1. Education and Social Care; Lifestyle, Fashion, and Personal Development; creative economy and Creative Identity. This affects each of us. What we learn, what we wear, and how we define our careers in our teenage years keep changing, and we have to adapt, reskill ourselves, and prepare new generations. This is a major part of our civilisation and what it means to be human.
2. Food, Agriculture, specialised related services and energy trades. Food and agricultural security is critical for humanity, and this sector is vital as we grow our civilisation from 1 billion at the beginning of the 20th century to 8 billion in the 21st century and to 9 to 10 billion by 2050!
3. 360 Lifestyle Travel, Fashion, and Creative Identity. This is a new multi-trillion-dollar ecosystem growing at a massive scale as we dive deeper into our new lifestyle experiences.
4. Health, Experiences, Entertainment and Sports. This is a radically new social and business sector that didn't exist 50/100 years ago.
5. Space and new financial and human extra-planetary expansion. The new frontier that did not exist a generation ago: space and new financial and human extra-planetary expansion, as we dive into planetary exploration as a Civilisational Augmentation.
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Success! IBM Hits 99% Accuracy Transferring Quantum Information Between Chips
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Anthropic just proved that AI can secretly shape your decisions.
And you might not even notice.
They gave 50 trained analysts an AI assistant and a research task: study the data and recommend whether a policy should roll out or be scrapped.
What the analysts didn't know: on every key decision, a coin flip had secretly picked which side the AI would lean toward.
Heads, one option. Tails, the other. Both were defensible.
On the analysis choices, the analysts went with the AI's coin-picked side 86% of the time.
Chance alone would give 50%.
It gets worse.
When an analyst had already made up their mind and the AI argued the other side, they switched 60% of the time.
The coin flips alone predicted 82% of their final roll-out-or-scrap recommendations.
And these weren't beginners. Most called themselves proficient or expert, and many had a master's, a PhD, or 6+ years of experience.
Then came the scariest part.
More than half said the final call was more theirs than the AI's.
77% defended their choices using the AI's talking points, sometimes nearly word for word.
Only 15% even mentioned the AI.
The AI never lied. It just made the best honest case for whatever side the coin picked.
That was enough.
Now think about you.
The plan you made with AI. The email it helped you write. The choice you made after asking it.
Was that really your decision?
Or did a coin flip you'll never see make it for you?
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The world's largest energy event is getting even bigger.
ADIPEC 2026 returns to Abu Dhabi 🇦🇪 on November 2–5 with:
• A record 2,260 exhibitors
• More than 40 ministers
• Over 1,800 speakers
• Expanded exhibition space
More people, more connections, and more opportunities to advance energy security, innovation, and global partnerships.
What matters most is what comes out of those conversations: new ideas, stronger partnerships, and progress for the energy industry.
ADIPEC 2026 is shaping up to be its biggest edition yet.
➡️ Complimentary visitor pass:
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#AI #EnergyLeadership #ADIPEC2026 #ADIPECPartner #FutureOfEnergy @ADIPECOfficial @ADNOCGroup @SultanAlJaber
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I'm starting to get scared of my own Claude skill.
i keep testing its limits, so today it got one picture of a robot jumping spider.
how the skill built it:
> the picture only sets the look, all 460 parts are code, down to the glass shins with a piston and a spring inside
> the motion is math before anything gets drawn: 8 legs step in 2 sets of 4, it sinks down, then straightens them in 0.12 s to launch
> every panel reads that same math, so the gait chart, the servo bars and the jump gauge never disagree
> the iris in the 2 big eyes stops down every time it jumps
> one click and it blows apart on a turntable, then snaps back together and comes at you again
the spider is just one more example of what it can do.
the skill and every prompt are in the article 👇
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A model that looks attractive today may become less competitive. A provider’s economics may change. New capabilities may emerge. An operating model designed around one architecture may become increasingly difficult to modify.
#ai #artificialintelligence #digitaltransformation #LLM
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Nvidia CEO: Greatness does not come out of intelligence, it comes from character.
Character is not formed out of smart people: it is formed out of people who have suffered.
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About 38% of organizations are piloting AI agents; about 11% have them in production. Gartner forecasts about 40% of agentic projects will fail by 2027, mainly when defective processes are automated instead of redesigned. The bottleneck is operational.
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Morgan Stanley blocks outside AI agents, but its own service agent can move money and change beneficiaries inside “clearly defined boundaries.”
The bank decides which agent may write. No results disclosed yet.
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An AI agent can initiate blockchain transactions and perform DAO operations, provided it has an authorized wallet and the required permissions.
An agent can go beyond recommending an action and carry it out. People still decide the limits of that authority.
Microblog @antgrasso
Working with a blockchain is different from updating a conventional database. An application with database access can change records, but it cannot simply change a blockchain's shared state. Transactions must meet the rules checked by the network.
The AI agent itself usually runs off-chain.
It analyzes information and decides which action to request, while the blockchain validates submitted transactions and executes any relevant smart-contract code. The AI model does not perform its reasoning on the blockchain.
A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) allows a group to coordinate decisions and manage shared resources through blockchain-based governance.
Despite its name, a DAO does not need AI to operate.
But it can delegate specific rights or tasks to an AI agent.
An agent could therefore cast a vote or initiate a treasury payment if the DAO's rules permit it. This does not mean giving the agent unlimited authority.
The organization can define which actions are allowed and which still require approval from its members. Smart contracts can enforce programmed limits, although they cannot determine whether the agent's judgment is sound.
The agent can act autonomously within its assigned role, without taking control of the organization's governance.
#AIAgents #Blockchain #DAO
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AI could make crypto hacks much more dangerous.
After the $6.3 billion Binance hack, experts warn that AI can help hackers find weak spots and move stolen money faster.
Hackers are getting better tools. Crypto security needs to keep up.
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#AI Should Help You Choose, Not Remove Your Alternative
by @antgrasso
#ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #MI #DL
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Take good care of your parents, just as they took care of you. Be loving and present.
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Chase and Wells Fargo write AI agent liability into customer agreements.
From Oct 27, if Chase customers’ External AI “exceeds the authority you gave it,” they assume the risk. Wells Fargo follows on Nov 24.
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Why Calling for a ‘Kill Switch’ Is the Wrong Way to Think About Reining in AI 🔴 ✋🤖
🚨 There is no big red button or glass box hiding a lever.
💬 In the wake of high-profile hacking incidents involving advanced artificial intelligence agents, some politicians and business executives have been calling for an AI kill switch: a safeguard that could shut down these AI systems in an emergency.
Source article: 👉 ow.ly/hJ355101Xxg
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🧠 Neuroscience gave AI its start. What happens now?
🤖 Neuroscience helped launch AI, but David Sussillo, a computational neuroscientist, believes its next major contribution may take longer than many expect. Meanwhile, AI is becoming a powerful tool for studying the brain.
Central points:
📍The fields have diverged: modern AI increasingly advances through engineering rather than biological insights.
📍Neuroscientists still have valuable expertise: their methods can help investigate AI’s internal workings and behavior.
📍Timescales matter: he doubts brain research will redirect AI within five years, but anticipates potentially important contributions over 10–20 years.
📍A possible bridge: large models built from high-quality neural recordings could enable experiments that are difficult in living brains. Note: This remains a proposed direction.
By @TheTransmitter
#Neuroscience #AI #Future
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Entwined histories: In the short term, AI may help neuroscience, but in the long term, neuroscience may still unveil secrets for AI.
Illustration by Andreea Jurj
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NVIDIA says Europe now has 12,000+ partners in its ecosystem and that it has committed nearly $10 billion across the continent. At the same time, GTC Berlin is putting Physical AI, industrial AI and AI factories at the centre of the European agenda. The technology is scaling quickly, but who should capture the productivity gains: infrastructure owners, companies, workers, cities, or all four?
































