The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Alert Reader from Europe offers the following:
Gab 2.0 (in a 3.0 internet)
Since gab has experienced its infrastructure being removed / demolished. It might benefit from the following tips.
Instead of completely merging with Mastodon. It can instead adopt the underlying infrastructure.
Fence Earth, kill people?
RELEASE: Wyss Foundation Launches $1 Billion Campaign to Help Conserve 30% of the Planet by 2030
The goal of the effort, called the Wyss Campaign for Nature, is to help nations conserve 30 percent of the planet in a natural state by the year 2030 by creating and expanding protected areas, encouraging the international community to establish more ambitious protected area targets, investing in science, and inspiring conservation action and new investments around the world.
Continue reading “Yoda: $1B to Fence 30% of the Earth — Wyss Campaign for Nature Has It All Wrong”
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The malicious digital assassination of Gab has energized funders and plans are advancing for a calculated integral displacement of the entire #GoogleGestapo ecology that should be — but is not — under RICO investigation.
Continue reading “Robert Steele: Plans for Displacement of #GoogleGestapo UPDATE 2”
Open-source cloud tooling maker HashiCorp bags $100M round at $1.9B valuation
HashiCorp Inc., a startup that makes open-source tools for managing cloud environments and applications, today announced that it has reeled in a $100 million late-stage funding round led by IVP.
The valuation is a reflection of the rapid user growth that the startup is experiencing. HashiCorp claims that its cloud automation tools have been downloaded 45 million times in the past 12 months, up from 22 million the previous year.
Establishing an AI code of ethics will be harder than people think
Indeed, technology often highlights peoples' differing ethical standards—whether it is censoring hate speech or using risk assessment tools to improve public safety.
Establishing ethical standards also doesn’t necessarily change behavior.
Continue reading “Berto Jongman: AI Ethics – Mission Impossible or Easier Than Most Realize?”
Open Source as a Model for Global Education
Matthew Rascoff & Noah Pinkus
Both competition and transfer are equally insufficient as frameworks for the global education strategy we need for our complex, interconnected world. This autumn, 268 undergraduate students from 27 nations on six continents are pioneering a new “open-source” model as they begin their studies at Duke Kunshan University in China, one of the first liberal arts colleges to be founded in the 21st century.
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