The Prime Minister promises new laws to stop the big tech free-for-all and catapult Australia to the front of the AI revolution. So, can he deliver or it is too little, too late?
Meanwhile, Pauline H
Australian workers are worried about AI taking their jobs while the ABC are worried Pauline taking theirs ,so for the next 2 years the ABC will dig up any bit of dirt they can on her. Pauline did not put Australia in a $1 trillion debt the Labor party and the coalition did
I love some media is 'reporting' Hanson spoke to 'crowds' in the UK. Corruption in action with gifts from Gina and proof she is no where near suitable to run a Meat Raffle let remain a Senator.
This is a textbook example of cynical and vicious cultural framing. Since Pauline couldn't just outlaw being Black, Asian, or Muslim, she shifted the strategy toward criminalizing minorities. By using "immigration" as a code word, she managed to send a clear, racially charged signal that her target audience understood perfectly.
APRA/AMCOS/ARIA combined exclusive mandate over their members content, needs to be in the discussion. As it makes foreign content created by AI more attractive to the Australian market place. US mandates on individual creators by organisations are rarely exclusive, this gives US creators far more leverage as individuals.
A logical step with these AI data centers is to allow their presence with one caveat. That being, an ownership stake in each center by the Federal government. Rather than try and write a raft of laws in anticipation of what the future of AI holds, get in on the ground floor with direct influence over management of this technology.
Why was the episode removed then re-uploaded 1 hour later? Quite interesting.
I've watched it in full.
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The AI discussion was quite good. P K asked about byo power for data centres. I'm proposing they are built with 25MW turbines at LNG ports and use closed loop marine cooling. This would ge erate economic growth without burdening existing infrastructure (water and electricity).
Thd issue is turbine blades are only made by 3 manufacturers, so that bottleneck means 4 year backlog.
Australia could definitely benefit from sovereign AI trained on our detailed government data and too secret defence documentation. Eg a fine tuned Mythos to help government, defence, police, ASIO etc make strategic and tactical decisions.
-Ken
I need more information about who owns companies in within the NDIS?
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And when we have no Direction
We are not Directed 😮😢😢😮
I've watched it in full.
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The AI discussion was quite good. P K asked about byo power for data centres. I'm proposing they are built with 25MW turbines at LNG ports and use closed loop marine cooling. This would ge erate economic growth without burdening existing infrastructure (water and electricity).
Thd issue is turbine blades are only made by 3 manufacturers, so that bottleneck means 4 year backlog.
Australia could definitely benefit from sovereign AI trained on our detailed government data and too secret defence documentation. Eg a fine tuned Mythos to help government, defence, police, ASIO etc make strategic and tactical decisions.
-Ken