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Leonard M. Schmedding wrote that Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on stage how Europe should regulate AI. Huang replied that a technology must first exist before it can be regulated. Technical development and engineering work are necessary for safety; companies should adhere to binding standards, while regulations from industry and state should come into play only afterward. Regulation should focus primarily on applications so that the AI industry can develop. According to Schmedding, Merz agreed with Huang and pointed out that machines had already been removed from the AI Act. A European or global framework is still a long way off, Schmedding wrote. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Technologie #Innovation (translated)

The author contrasted Elon Musk's development of reusable rockets and a flying car with the pride of an author of the time over attached bottle caps. He wrote that such an attitude arises from a deep aversion to work and achievement, as well as from viewing workers as trained, willless beings. (translated)

The author framed the move as possible “blow-back” or “FAFO” and shared a report saying Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone were exploring a joint bid for spectrum to provide mobile satellite coverage, challenging Elon Musk’s Starlink. https://t.co/UyeHU7XOLp #Telecom #Space #Innovation #DE #FR #ES #GB

The author wrote that Germany needs a strong economy and good jobs. For this, competitive energy costs, less bureaucracy, good conditions for research and development, as well as qualified and efficient employees are crucial. https://t.co/0IvaDEL9k8 #Wirtschaft #Arbeitsplätze #Innovation #DE (translated)

Tichys Einblick wrote that while rocket cars are being presented in the USA, Germany celebrates tightly connected bottle caps. The medium criticized that society confuses talk with performance and treats actual performance like an illness. Such a society will perish, it was further stated. https://t.co/bB7gEn1rDw #Gesellschaft #Innovation #Leistung (translated)

The author presented human and robotic exploration as complementary and mentioned the Japanese mission MMX, which was supposed to go to the moons of Mars with the Franco-German rover IDEFIX®. He praised the teams behind this scientific and technological adventure. https://t.co/gn5gNqw8yX #ExplorationSpatiale #Mars #InnovationTechnologique #JP #FR #DE (translated)

The article referred to Jensen Huang as the head of the world's most valuable company, NVIDIA, and stated that he had lectured Germany and the EU. Huang had expressed that it pained him to see a technologically advanced country fall so far behind. He hinted at the European way as a possible reason. #NVIDIA #Technologie #Innovation #DE #EU (translated)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is visiting the Innovation Summit in Berlin to initiate collaboration between Germany and Nvidia in the field of artificial intelligence and to emphasize the focus on industrial AI, while the federal government underscores its ambitions in the global AI race. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Nvidia #Investitionsgipfel (translated)

The author wrote that flying cars had been promised, but Elon Musk was turning it into a spectacular staging. In his opinion, its effect lies in redefining boundaries again and again with Tesla, Neuralink, Falcon X, and Starship; in the future, data centers in space could also be added. At the same time, he asked what would be opposed to that. #Innovation #Technologie #Zukunft #US #DE (translated)

The article addresses innovative cutting-edge technology from Germany by presenting three examples that demonstrate the competitiveness of the German medium-sized businesses despite challenges such as bureaucracy and high energy costs. #MadeInGermany #Innovation #Technologie (translated)

The article highlights that despite the pessimistic view of the German industry, remarkable innovations still exist in the SME sector, illustrated by three examples of top technology from Germany that are used in various global markets. #MadeInGermany #Innovation #Technologie (translated)

“STANFORD SOCIAL INNOVATION REVIEW (INSTAGRAM)” — “LA RIVOLUZIONE A SEI POSTI: UN REGISTA TEATRALE (FRANCESCO GRAVINO) HA TRASFORMATO UN’EDICOLA ABBANDONATA IN UN’ESPERIENZA TEATRALE RADICALMENTE NUOVA” by LUCIANO MAGALDI SARDELLA https://ssir.org/bios/luciano-magaldi-sardella SOURCE: https://www.instagram.com/p/Deor7xKlwNH/ Nella città di San Severo, nel sud Italia, un’edicola arrugginita è stata trasformata nel teatro più piccolo del mondo e in un modello replicabile di rigenerazione urbana creativa. Nel numero autunnale di SSIR, Luciano Magaldi Sardella descrive come questo teatro da sei posti sia una risposta alle forze digitali e demografiche che stanno svuotando intere parti di città ovunque. Il “Teatro-Edicola” è “non tanto una dichiarazione sulla piccolezza fine a sé stessa, quanto un’ipotesi sulla prossimità, l’intimità e l’accesso come motori della partecipazione culturale. … L’esperienza è, per sua stessa struttura, relazionale piuttosto che transazionale. (Francesco Gravino)”.

“STANFORD SOCIAL INNOVATION REVIEW (INSTAGRAM)” — “THE SIX-SEAT REVOLUTION: A THEATRE DIRECTOR (FRANCESCO GRAVINO) TRANSFORMED AN ABANDONED NEWSSTAND INTO A RADICALLY NEW THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE” by LUCIANO MAGALDI SARDELLA https://ssir.org/bios/luciano-magaldi-sardella SOURCE: https://www.instagram.com/p/Deor7xKlwNH/ In the southern Italian town of San Severo, a rusted iron newsstand has been transformed into the world’s smallest theater and a replicable model of creative urban regeneration.⁠ ⁠In SSIR’s fall issue, Luciano Magaldi Sardella describes how the six-seat theater is a countermeasure to the digital and demographic forces hollowing out parts of cities everywhere. ⁠ ⁠The Teatro Edicola (“Newsstand Theater”) is “not primarily a statement about smallness for its own sake, but a hypothesis about proximity, intimacy, and access as drivers of cultural participation. … The experience is, by its very structure, relational rather than transactional (Francesco Gravino).”