Also was thinking how we have very few leaks from OAI, and no leaks from Ant (like leak we had from MSL 2d ago), and how weird it is for BigTech norms. (where SSI has Manhattan Project level of opsec)

Goodbye bigtech mafia

.@Ford leaders are likely #lobbying HARD against "Right To Repair" #legislation. Only #Blue states have enacted such legislation. Only a few #BigTech companies are on board, at least to some extent.

ok, for 1. presumably you want something international and consistent. And presumably you mean passport/nationalID/DL as "the docs", right? For that, the classic org was @CAcert. They (we) did all the work to handle the verification of docs against an individual. Sadly, they are a shadow of their former selves bc they could not see to pivot out of the CA business. They got locked into a failed goal of getting their root into the browsers, but they got locked out of that process bc reasons. (disclosure. I had a lot to do with that...). I don't believe there is another org that fits the bill above, but if you say more, maybe something else pops up. 2. my view of identity is here: iang.org/identity_cycle/ In short I say there are 4 forms of identity, and a preliminary claim is that only one form is useful for our purposes (but see presumptions in 1. above. A related technical view over that claim is that identity is the edges of a graph of people. IE, my statement "we exchanged tweets today" is an edge between you and me; that is a suggestion that all the useful data is of that form - I say something about you. Others have other views - there is Self-Sovereign-Identity, a decade long project started by OP @ChristopherA. This is at an unfortunate juncture bc (IMHO) it tried to encompass standard approaches and ended up being .. a target for BigTech to muscle in, embrace&extend, etc, before it had actually showed much success. OP is restarting that project, now called Next. It's at an early stage, using groups to analyse/improve a set of requirements for an identity approach. 3. which algos... do you mean, certificates? There are 3 somewhat recognised ways here: OpenPGP, x509, and SSI. All have major problems 4. recognition ... in what context? court only? 5. if you want courts involved, it won't be international. What you can do is set up arbitration - internationally. See CAcert for the model on that.

Sobre la reacció de les bigtech, secció IA.

El rebuig a les tecnològiques està agafant quotes significatives i entre grups que fa anys pensaríem que estan molt lluny s'això. El canvi de percepció sembla evident i té a part de les elits com a portaveus. Fenomen a seguir de prop, com la reacció de les bigtech.

Οι 10 μεγαλύτερες εισηγμένες εταιρείες παγκοσμίως έχουν πλέον συνολική χρηματιστηριακή αξία 28,48 τρισ. δολαρίων, σημειώνοντας νέο ιστορικό υψηλό. #StockMarket #ArtificialIntelligence #BigTech

We don't need a clinical psychologist to label Trump. He is committing crimes & needs to be held accountable. No excuses. Trump ignores our Constitution, protects sexual predators, serves BigTech, BigPharma, foreign interests & the NWO.

Voce que pensa. A cazetv é da Livemode, empresa com muito capital estrangeiro/americano, e é transmitida pelo youtube, bigtech americana. A forca da cazetv não é nada organica, e é acima de tudo de interesse da Fifa e sobretudo do governo dos EUA

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

youtu.be/xlMAN-gD_Tk?si=ZeUu… China’s slowing crude imports may have inadvertently helped stabilize global oil prices despite Middle East supply concerns, while the center of gravity in energy markets continues shifting from the West to Asia. At the same time, Big Tech has launched an unprecedented AI infrastructure borrowing spree, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle issuing a record $159 billion of debt to fund data centers, chips and power-hungry AI networks. We also examine why investors are seriously debating a potential $1.5 trillion OpenAI IPO, whether gold’s historic rally is approaching a correction zone, and what India’s latest FDI numbers reveal about the difference between fresh foreign capital and reinvested earnings. From AI financing and commodity markets to gold, global capital flows and energy demand, the message is clear: the world is entering an era where infrastructure, capital intensity and strategic assets matter as much as technology itself—and sometimes the biggest market mover is the buyer who decides not to buy. #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #BigTech #DataCenters #GoldPrices #OilMarkets #ChinaEconomy #FDI #IndiaEconomy #EnergyMarkets #TechStocks #GlobalMarkets #Macroeconomics #RajeshKaz #Kazedge

Stanford graduates giving hope for the future. Stop empowering genocide with hi tech. Stop colluding. Stop the profiting from genocide. The insidious network looks entrenched. These young minds for humanity the hope to break it. #stopgenocide #bigtech #genocideeconomics

. @Kpelczynska 💪 za Cyfr. Tax @partiarazem i @panoptykon PROJEK @fundacjainstrat @PLSiecEkonomii @Lukasiewicz_pl tylko wola? @KGawkowski @wlodekczarzasty @donaldtusk @JanGrabiec @Domanski_Andrz jak PiS meldują się a BigTech dawno postawił na Morawieckiego Nawrockiego

Hacia 2035, el Open Source, la descentralización y abundacia de IA, energía y fabricación de bienes replicables con coste tendente a cero hará que los Estados y las BigTech sean muy poco relevantes en comparación con 2026. Más del 80% de las personas se emancipará.

⚠️ Microsoft's Nadella warns of a future where every industry across every sector ends up ceding value to a few models "that eat everything they see" [Business Today](businesstoday.in/tech-today/…) — a scenario he calls politically unsustainable. 🧠 His pitch: instead of one foundation model swallowing whole sectors, companies should build "agentic systems" that retain and improve institutional knowledge [Business Today](businesstoday.in/tech-today/…) — keeping the learning loop in-house. 🌍 The parallel he draws: globalization hollowed out industrial ecosystems and left lasting social and political consequences [Business Today](businesstoday.in/tech-today/…) . AI concentration could do the same — only faster, deeper, and across every white-collar field at once. ⚡ The uncomfortable part: it may already be happening. Roughly 45% of Microsoft's $625B cloud backlog is tied to OpenAI [The Motley Fool](fool.com/investing/2026/05/1…) . The very company warning about model concentration is structurally exposed to it. ❓ Open question: can a "frontier ecosystem" really stay distributed when compute, data, and top talent keep pooling into 3–4 labs? #AI #Microsoft #Nadella #BigTech #AIPolicy #AIEconomy #FoundationModels #AIConcentration #DigitalSovereignty #OpenAI #Anthropic #TechMonopoly #AIRegulation #FutureOfWork #Geopolitics