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Some of the important questions that we’ll discuss include: In an era increasingly shaped by platform dominance, how do startups and established megafirms co-create, compete, and co-evolve in strategic ecosystems? How do they manage co-opetition and power asymmetries?

Panelists include #AliveCor CEO @PriyaAbani, #HonorEducation CEO @JoelPodolny, and #QualcommVentures director @NanZhou.

I look forward to moderating a very interesting panel on “Strategy Making in an Ecosystem of Mega Firms and Startups” at the Strategic Management Society’s #SMS2025 annual conference on October 12, 2025 at 11:00-12:15 in San Francisco.

@paulg @paulg, isn’t pettiness a human feature not confined to just some professors? How about some petty investors, VCs, entrepreneurs, and other professionals in general?

One of the most surprising things I've learned from Twitter is how petty and dishonest many professors are. When I was in college they seemed like gods. But I suspect pettiness and dishonesty were as prevalent then. They just didn't show like they do now.

Announcing the launch of UMD-LinkUp AI Maps (aimaps.ai), the world’s first attempt to map the creation of AI jobs. We use a fine-tuned large language model (LLM), powered by cutting-edge AI technologies, to differentiate jobs requiring AI skills from others.

Hello @aimaps and @ai_maps

@dhume Hilarious. To add, “Anybody from India who criticizes a Western nation is to be regarded as an objective analyst.”

Indian troll dictionary: White person who criticizes India: Racist/Imperialist Indian-origin person who criticizes India: Sepoy/Coolie Muslim who criticizes India: Terrorist/Jihadist East Asian who criticizes India: Lackey/American poodle

@dhume @harshmadhusudan A country’s power on the global stage is often viewed as a combination of four factors: ECONOMIC power, TECHNOLOGICAL power, MILITARY power, and SOFT power. Taken together, India has a long way to be viewed as a “global” great power.

I’m curious to know if people agree or disagree with this particular definition of what makes a country a “great power.” All views welcome. Thanks. v @harshmadhusudan

What are the megatrends reshaping the structure & dynamics of the global economy? How will they redefine the organizational features of enterprises that hope to stay or emerge as the winners in the new era? Read @anilkgupta’s & @haiyanwang’s article: thinkers50.com/blog/global-en…

@GrannisWill - “Over time, prompt engineering will give way to policy prompts e.g., what questions you want answered, what safety levels for the AI, etc.”

@kpowgerade Kimberly Powell, VP-NVIDIA: “Solving the challenge of siloed data in healthcare: federated learning and use of synthetic data.”

@eric_boyd, corporate VP-Microsoft: “Co-Pilot is the right metaphor we’ve settled on.”

@eric_boyd at #emtechdigital - the development of LLMs means that natural language will become the way to interact with computers for any application, as long as there are the relevant APIs.

At #emtechdigital, @eric_boyd corporate VP, Microsoft: “GPT 3.5 has been around for a couple of years. ChatGPT has had this massive take up because of its user-friendly format.”

At #EmTechDigital, just listened to @YangK_ai speak about #LandingAI. The new “visual prompt” approach is novel and very impressive.

@TomSiebel - “What you see from companies about Responsible AI on the inside of the annual report’s front cover is nothing but a bunch of lies. They’re lying from the front of their teeth.”

At MIT’s #EmTechDigital today and tomorrow. Massive focus on questions relating to #ResponsibleAI

@TomSiebel - “The right to be forgotten is a very good place to start. That’s a no-brainer.”

@TomSiebel - “On self-regulation, I’m not very optimistic. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”