Igor Lys

#AItechnology has a huge potential, but governments face challenges while implementing it. @SDobrin, @Gianlucamisu, @ssilvia13 shared their expert comments for our new series about AI adoption in public services: bit.ly/4agPGec

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What company will be the world’s most decisive in 2030?

“It is really up to companies that innovate in mobility to convince regulators there is a safe technological solution for driverless transportation. Only then they would be daring to enable it, only then can the technology really thrive” @TaaviRoivas shorturl.at/behDH

Children should not be taught to hate and murder.

"By forging connections between governments, administrations, and experts, GTF facilitates the creation and implementation of practical tools that enhance foresight, improve public services, and streamline governance mechanisms." ibtimes.com/reimagining-go…

Le début de la fin de la Russie moderne. Comme j’ai dit le 24.02.22, Poutine aura été l’architecte de sa déchéance. Ce régime criminel et ce peuple muet et passif ont accouché d’un monstre. La suite sera tragique, quelque que soit sa configuration.

The #Wagner story reminds me of what Machiavelli wrote about mercenaries in the 1513 Prince: "Mercenaries are useless and dangerous; and if one holds his state based on these arms, he will stand neither firm nor safe; for they are disunited, ambitious, and without discipline, unfaithful, valiant before friends, cowardly before enemies; they have neither the fear of God nor fidelity to men, and destruction is deferred only so long as the attack is; for in peace one is robbed by them, and in war by the enemy. The fact is, they have no other attraction or reason for keeping the field than a trifle of stipend, which is not sufficient to make them willing to die for you" #Russia #RussiaIsCollapsing #Putin #Prigozhin

@andreas_krieg Does it, though? It feels like in 90% of discussions by business and govt decision-makers regarding UAE the risks are clearly identified.

"These and similar cases prompted Meridith Morisson, head of business intelligence at the Risk Advisory Group, to describe the #UAE as “the biggest latent business risk in the Middle East – because it’s the one that goes below the radar”. forbes.com/sites/dominicd…

Très bonne nouvelle pour l'innovation de la défense européenne et française — essentiel à notre époque

"Sur les 13 licornes répertoriées dans l’AI générative type Chat-GPT, aucune n’est européenne (12 Amérique du Nord – US et Canada – 1 israélienne)" No comments

This is an extremely important, on-point observation.

"In our work with #governments, we consider it #progress when: 1. a given objective has been achieved, and 2. the cost of achieving it (time, money, and other resources spent) has been inferior to the cost of maintaining the objective untouched" Read: igorlys.com/thoughts/the-p…

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Just wait until they reach 88 mph…

space force knew exactly what they were doing when they designed their intelligence unit patch

@andreas_krieg Institutional inertia (years of prioritizing terr produce dependence on high budgets) + possibly, real threats in some countries with complicated history of islamic violence (France, maybe Germany) that are pushing for the europeization of the risk?

Looking at the 21st century challenges (migration, climate change, great power competition, AI, cyber and info wars, surrogate ops etc), I cannot see how Islamic terrorism still ranks as the "primary risk" for countries in Europe?!

Had a quick look at how 🇷🇺 propaganda covers Russia’s (supposed) capture of #Bahkmut. What a sad circus!This „country“ has lost dignity, common sense, connection with reality, —and the illegal war it started. The RU public messaging around it is embarrassing… Slava ukraini!

@WillNewsPresso For containing Russia’s horrible agression, I guess 🤷‍♂️

Stand united for what ?

I think one of the factors that make this (and US-EU, and intra-EU like Fr-Poland etc.) potential fracture lines possible is the absolute absence of joint understanding of: - goals - methods to attain them - mechanics of sharing responsibility, costs, and benefits