What are the causes of modern wars?
2023-11-01 01:54:16
Economic interest, resources, territory
There may be other reasons, but whatever they may be, there is always an economic interest in all wars, even if the parties to the conflict talk about other, more noble reasons.
Throughout history, there have been wars on the territory of different states, but at the moment the development of technology has reached such a level that war leads to the largest human and economic losses in history.
8 main causes of war
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What happens if we start regulating AI?
2026-01-02 14:45:25
The Americans are the leaders in AI, and regulation will only increase the technological gap of other countries.
Inequality between countries will lead to the fact that regions with strict regulation may lag behind less regulated ones. This could lead to a war of humans against robots, like in science fiction movies. Governments are trying to regulate AI, relying on experts, business and academia, but the balance of power is unequal: corporations have more resources and influence, independent specialists have less voice. As a result, the rules often reflect not the public interest, but the interests of the strongest players.
The spread of AI is already regulated by American companies that control all key aspects of AI. Video cards, processors, major data centers, scientific developments, etc. are controlled by the Americans.
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How is the reduction of personnel in different countries of the world related to artificial intelligence?
2024-07-26 06:33:22
Fighting AI is just an excuse
In general, the motives of companies can be reduced to one thing: an economic downturn
This is convenient to blame your economic failures on AI. No one told us how they would fight the AI.
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When will Russia run out of oil for export?
2023-10-09 03:18:52
If production rates are not reduced and new deposits are not discovered, then in 2040
Russian Energy Minister Novak noted in 2018 that oil production in Russia, in the absence of incentives, could fall by 44% by 2035. Taking into account the coronavirus infection in 2019 and sanctions, these deadlines have shifted to 2040.
Russia has one of the highest taxes on the oil industry in the world, which makes it difficult to stimulate production.
Novak: oil production in Russia in the absence of incentives may fall by 44% by 2035
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