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NIC NEVIM stated that the market is beginning to sober up from expectations related to the construction of data centers and the purchase of expensive chips and memory. According to him, the demand for capital is extraordinarily high, while the available money is running out. At OpenAI, he mentioned annualized revenues of $50 billion, but also stated that the company is still losing money due to high model training costs. He believes that the growth in revenues at this stage does not indicate long-term profitability. According to him, companies and individuals are now experimenting with AI and spending on tokens, but often do not yet see corresponding economic returns. If this does not change quickly, he believes it will be difficult to justify further extensive investments in infrastructure. He added that the costs must eventually be paid by someone, and end consumers do not currently have enough money for that. #ekonomika #uměláinteligence #datacentra (translated)

Michał Podlewski praised Remek Kinas, attributing to him a contribution to the creation of Bielik, described by Podlewski as the first Polish model with reasoning trained through RL. He wrote that Kinas is developing biological AI in a Polish startup, and after hours — financing the work with his own funds and without external support — he created the decision model Jev, which was supposed to be better and faster than the original. Podlewski also stated that Kinas advises the Krakow company SATIM in creating systems for detecting ships in ports and airplanes at airports based on satellite radar images and is a co-author of the Pathway publication on BDH architecture. He added that many young AI specialists admire him, and Kinas himself is modest, friendly, and committed to the development of Polish artificial intelligence. He estimated that in America, he could lead a large AI laboratory and called him an example of the slogan "A Pole can do it." https://t.co/Z8IeMIzufd #AI #startup #Polska (translated)

NIK indicates that delays in the construction of the first Polish nuclear power plant, which was supposed to start operations in 2033, are caused by key neglects in decision-making and preparations, including almost a year of delay in the environmental decision and three years in developing the financial model. #Energetyka #Atom #PolskaEnergitykaJądrowa (translated)

There is a fear regarding Romania, namely that it is becoming self-isolated and radicalism is winning. Former Foreign Minister and former presidential adviser Cristian Diaconescu believes that the attitude of the future government towards the European funds that will be allocated through the 2028-2034 budget will be extremely important, as they will be distributed based on the fulfillment of certain milestones, following the PNRR model. #România #crizăpolitică #fondurieuropene (translated)

European car manufacturers, including Citroën and Renault, are trying to increase their competitiveness against Chinese rivals by returning to nostalgic models, such as the planned modern 2CV, while also facing the need to collaborate with Chinese producers for faster electric vehicle development. #Citroën #elektromobilita #nostalgie (translated)

Paweł Sokala wrote that in Poland, the status of an expert was difficult to challenge if a given person had the right connections. He pointed out that at the European Forum of New Ideas in Sopot, alongside, among others, the Prime Minister of Poland, Barbara Gorgoń-Mróz was to perform, whom he described as the heroine of a well-known scandal for which a prosecutor's investigation was ongoing. According to Sokala, she was to be the main participant in a panel on promoting the Brand Poland. Sokala added that he did not find information about the panel in which Jakub Wiech was to participate and suggested that he might have been discussing some model. He criticized what he termed cronyism instead of meritocracy, pointing to it as one of the important reasons why most attractive things in Poland are still bought abroad. #Polska #Merytokracja #Edukacja (translated)

The author stated that this year's Nobel Prize winners in economics, Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, provided microeconomic foundations for contemporary macroeconomic models. He wrote that macroeconomic variables began to be examined not "from above" as stable and linearly evolving quantities; the second part of the sentence ended with a reference. (translated)

American economists Robert Hall and Michael Woodford are awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for developing macroeconomic models that help stabilize the economy after crises, as well as opening up new opportunities for policymakers to reduce economic fluctuations. #НобелевскаяПремия #Экономика #Кризис (translated)