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Enrique Dans
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·18 hours ago

Maybe it’s about time we all accepted the idea of paying for stuff on the internet

The second richest person in the world, Elon Musk, has hinted in a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that X — Twitter when he bought it a year ago — might move towards a payment model, a small amount that would give access to the use of the…

Twitter

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Maybe it’s about time we all accepted the idea of paying for stuff on the internet
Maybe it’s about time we all accepted the idea of paying for stuff on the internet
Twitter

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·1 day ago

The fight against pollution… and social media dirty tricks

London’s fight against pollution, with the spread of Ultra Low Emissions Zones (ULEZ) throughout the capital, is being met, as in other cities, with strong opposition with a tendency to not play fair. On August 29 this year, London’s Mayor, Labour’s Sadiq Khan, expanded the ULEZ to all 32 London…

London

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The fight against pollution… and social media dirty tricks
The fight against pollution… and social media dirty tricks
London

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·2 days ago

What Spotify tells us about the unintended effects of innovation

I have long been fascinated by the unintended effects of innovation: every time a context changes, the different actors involved tend to reorganize their roles and how they adapt to change, sometimes prompting expected responses, sometimes unforeseen ones. The advent of streaming in music, and Spotify in particular, provides a…

Spotify

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What Spotify tells us about the unintended effects of innovation
What Spotify tells us about the unintended effects of innovation
Spotify

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·3 days ago

Here’s another, often overlooked reason why nuclear energy is a bad thing

Germany’s decision to close its last nuclear plants in April, in contrast to pro-nuclear France, highlights “the other problem” of nuclear energy: not only is it neither renewable nor clean, it’s very dangerous (there have been several hushed up incidents; while a single reactor creates up to 30 tons of…

Nuclear

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Here’s another, often overlooked reason why nuclear energy is a bad thing
Here’s another, often overlooked reason why nuclear energy is a bad thing
Nuclear

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·4 days ago

AI and regulation in the United States

There were few surprises at the first AI Insight Forum organized by Senator Chuck Schumer in the US Congress, brining together big names from the tech industry such as Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, Alex Karp, Elon Musk, Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai, Eric Schmidt and others, in addition to representatives of…

Regulation

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AI and regulation in the United States
AI and regulation in the United States
Regulation

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·5 days ago

Why the traditional automotive industry is running out of road

The car industry’s historic leaders are now beginning to realize that having delayed the inevitable evolution towards electric vehicles, some of them now face financial problems that are threatening their very future. For the first time in its 88-year history, the United Auto Workers is bringing out the combined workforce…

Tesla

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Why the traditional automotive industry is running out of road
Why the traditional automotive industry is running out of road
Tesla

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·6 days ago

What happens when your government cuts access to the Internet?

A report by AccessNow shows that there were up to 80 prolonged Internet service outages around the world caused by governments between January and May 2023, a very worrying number that shows how more and more countries are opting for this method to try to resolve their internal conflicts. Highly…

Internet

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What happens when your government cuts access to the Internet?
What happens when your government cuts access to the Internet?
Internet

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·Sep 14

When it comes to EVs, sadly, there are none so blind as those who won’t see

In technology, and this is something we know all too well, things evolve very quickly, and practically always in the same direction. However, this does not prevent many people from resisting change, a response that has more to do with atavistic fears than by rationality. Last week I spent some…

Electric Car

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When it comes to EVs, sadly, there are none so blind as those who won’t see
When it comes to EVs, sadly, there are none so blind as those who won’t see
Electric Car

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·Sep 13

How are we going to use generative algorithms to improve higher education?

Incorporating technology into education has always been a challenge. This article, which I am afraid is going to be long, tries to reflect on the current situation and in my personal context, that of higher education. Older readers will remember the discussions generated by the use of pocket calculators, Google…

Education

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How are we going to use generative algorithms to improve higher education?
How are we going to use generative algorithms to improve higher education?
Education

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·Sep 12

How many times will AI prove that our copyright laws are no longer fit for purpose?

Once again, the U.S. Copyright Office has refused to register an image because it was originally generated by an algorithm, despite the fact that its author, throughout a creative process starting with Midjourney, had subjected it to numerous revisions and had edited it significantly using Photoshop. It’s AI: but is it art? In the image, Théâtre D’opéra Spatial, a creation by designer Jason M. Allen using the AI art generator Midjourney…medium.com

Copyright

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How many times will AI prove that our copyright laws are no longer fit for purpose?
How many times will AI prove that our copyright laws are no longer fit for purpose?
Copyright

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Enrique Dans

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Professor of Innovation at IE Business School and blogger (in English here and in Spanish at enriquedans.com)

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