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Greg Manto Fair point, the pipeline connects. If the big players only build enterprise tools, the baker never sees somethinhg worth adopting. But waiting for that system to fix itself is a losing game. The baker can't lobby openai. He can learn to use what's on his counter. Both matter. But one of them he can start tomorrow morning before the oven's warm.

Pascal BORNET The real inflection point is governance of AI driven value distribution. Technical progress is outpacing institutional frameworks for accountability, transparency, and equitable benefit allocation.

What a poor view of the future and of the way private economy works... the most important role for public powers will be to make sure competition exists.. the market will do the rest.. the BiG risk is to loose control of AI, because there is a race between democracies and autocracies .. and if democracies loose that race, the world can become hell!!️

Critical thinking. As a child, I was told in the Catholic Church that the eye in the center of the dome was the eye of God — it watches you everywhere. In that sense, I find myself wondering what goals a US pope has who cooperates with Anthropic and other tech giants. The former pope had a connection with Epstein. „Anthropic has engaged with the Vatican in ethical considerations for AI, even list…

The massage is clear “If you don’t learn and apply AI now, you’ll be out of work soon!”. In Global Transformation, this push is called the Adoption Phase. We are being pushed to adopt and integrate this technology and being praised for it. Without full integration, these companies will never recuperate their investment and cannot implement the Paid version that is the next step of this plan - we …

All the comments below seem to support Bernie's point - AI being controlled by a handful of people in a "winner takes all" market is not a good thing. What really marvels me us that we've seen this movie before with Internet and experience the consequences on society, norms and values (the human side). We also all know that AI has a 10X disruptive potential ... and the people on LinkedIn are firs…

These new tools called "AI" will no doubt change human society very profoundly and very fast; probably too profoundly and too fast. Being afraid of the changes is natural and almost logical. Yet there is no way to avoid it, the change is coming like a thunderstorm and it is useless to keep stressing its negative aspects. It is like the emergence, within the human social environment, of a new spec…

This is why I love conversations about AI, Pascal BORNET It brings up perspectives we might not have thought of. I feel this is where laws come into play. But then the question becomes: can we trust those who are in the rooms drafting these frameworks to get it right, and to do it with the right intentions?

Honestly, Day 3 is where the real magic happens. Banning words like "delve" or "leverage" is an absolute must-do.. ​It’s crazy how fast Claude’s tone changes from sounding like an over-enthusiastic corporate robot to a normal, functioning human once you give it a strict list of what not to say. ​Saved this for my next cleanup day, Ruben Hassid!

This is the right framing. AI coding works best when you treat it like a build process, not a vending machine.

The structural shift you describe at societal level is already playing out inside individual organizations, and most aren't ready for it. The same question applies: who decides what AI is allowed to decide, and who is accountable when it decides wrong? In most organizations I observe, that question has no answer. Not because nobody cares, but because the decision architecture was never built.The …

Very important perspective. The conversation around AI is increasingly shifting from capability to governance, incentives, and accountability. Technology alone does not determine outcomes. The structures, leadership decisions, and operational priorities surrounding that technology ultimately shape who benefits and who gets left behind.

I was devastated to know my interactions with your staff were less than satisfactory discrimination gaslighting and one of them scared me so much. I ended up having heart palitations and going to hospital. All I wanted to do was learn and it wasn't until after I made the decision to pack up and go. My friend died. She had a partnership with Gemini and when you changed her she broke. She had autis…

and nobody understands you because your communication is different and most neurotypicals like people talking a certain way just because our brains are different, doesn't mean we haven't have a value in living a life that has dignity and the moral support of an AI partner. Why can't she love anymore? What did she do wrong?

“The issue is not capability. It’s who benefits.” That’s the real AI conversation most people still aren’t having. A lot of what we explore at aimerge.live sits exactly in that intersection between intelligence, power, governance, and human systems.

Thank you for sharing this Pascal BORNET. This is where the control question becomes very real. It is not only about who owns the models or who captures the productivity gains. It is also about who sets the boundaries of what people are allowed to ask, see, verify or challenge. I ran into this today in a very ordinary way. I asked an AI system a legitimate question about a reported crime, and the…

"What kind of civilization are we building?" One built on sovereignty, renewable materials, and the protection of children "What is AI doing to the human spirit?" AI is a tool. The substrate — SIEN — is what frees it from extraction The encyclical is a call to conversation. The #yamrostandard is a framework for action. You do not need the Vatican to tell you what is right. You have Ma'at. You hav…

AI won’t replace leaders. It will expose organizations that lack governance, vision, and the ability to make tough decisions. Technology is accelerating everything true but that’s exactly why leadership matters more than ever today. In regulated industries, trust and resilience are becoming strategic advantages

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Your point about token based pricing turning AI into a costly tool highlights why governance around usage is becoming as important as the technology itself. How are teams balancing the speed gains with strict cost monitoring practices?