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The UN #GlobalDigitalCompact should promote: 🌐an open, free & secure internet ✋🏾human rights in the digital age ⚠️fight disinformation 🌉reduce digital divides 🔢protect data 🤖develop human-centric AI Today, the EU submitted its contribution 🔖

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AndyInLondon 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧😃3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva Who decides what is "disinformation"?

Harshil Prajapati3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva So, why did you guys banned Ticktok on Government official devices?

Ministry Of Silly Walks3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva Sod off nobody wants it

Dawn Broadhead3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva Anyone declaring they will fight disinformation means they will censor, supress, block, hide any information that goes against their preferred narritive. You will only have what they deem to be "truth".

Sir Ali D Gooner3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva how about go F yourself 😉

PingPongDelay 𝕏 🎚🎛🎚 🎧3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva

John Saw🇲🇲(Will fight to the end for democracy)3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva

James Dean3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva #IRGCterorrist

popacsek3 years ago

@OlofBSkoog @UNTechEnvoy @vestager @gioasempre @eu_eeas @EU_UNGeneva Ok, you could start by enabling sites that have been blocked for the greater good of "free speech".

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Bri Teresi

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1/5 🚀 Thrilled to open-source OSCAR 🤖 — an action-conditioned world model for robotics, led by the visiting student in my group Zhuoyuan Wu! It generalizes across different robot embodiments with precise action controllability. All trained on a single GH200 GPU, and outperforms existing open-sourced baselines, which have larger model capacity and need more compute. Everything is public, including training data. 📄 Paper: 🌐 Project: 💻 Code: 🤗 Robot data: 🤗 Human data: 🤗 Weights: #Robotics #WorldModels #AI #OpenSource

1/5 🚀 Thrilled to open-source OSCAR 🤖 — an action-conditioned world model for robotics, led by the visiting student in my group Zhuoyuan Wu! It generalizes across different robot embodiments with precise action controllability. All trained on a single GH200 GPU, and outperforms existing open-sourced baselines, which have larger model capacity and need more compute. Everything is public, including training data. 📄 Paper: 🌐 Project: 💻 Code: 🤗 Robot data: 🤗 Human data: 🤗 Weights: #Robotics #WorldModels #AI #OpenSource

Jun Gao

104,791 views • 2 months ago

I leave this question to you: Are we living in an age of ignorance like the era of Jahiliyyah, or has Sharia law already been implemented in this country? Laura Loomer President Donald J. Trump Mike Benz Michael Rubin DNI Tulsi Gabbard New York Post BBC News (World) ABP News ANI Digital ANI Dr. S. Jaishankar Maj Gen (Dr)GD Bakshi SM,VSM(retd) Muhammad Ali , MD , FAAP Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights Council Sajeeb Wazed Mohammad Ali Arafat ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY Ashley (Molly) Sniper Bangladesh Awami League Sidharth

I leave this question to you: Are we living in an age of ignorance like the era of Jahiliyyah, or has Sharia law already been implemented in this country? Laura Loomer President Donald J. Trump Mike Benz Michael Rubin DNI Tulsi Gabbard New York Post BBC News (World) ABP News ANI Digital ANI Dr. S. Jaishankar Maj Gen (Dr)GD Bakshi SM,VSM(retd) Muhammad Ali , MD , FAAP Human Rights Watch UN Human Rights Council Sajeeb Wazed Mohammad Ali Arafat ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY Ashley (Molly) Sniper Bangladesh Awami League Sidharth

BM Jahid Hasan

18,675 views • 1 year ago

Impact After Term | 15 : TVA's Tamil Digital Library — Bringing Tamil's Civilisational Knowledge to the Digital Age Established by Kalaignar in 2001 to enable the Tamil language to thrive in the Internet era and promote Tamil learning across the world, the Tamil Virtual Academy has spearheaded several pioneering digital initiatives. Among its most significant has been the Tamil Digital Library—created to preserve centuries of Tamil literature, manuscripts, archival records and cultural resources in digital form, while making them freely accessible to students, researchers and Tamil communities worldwide. Following the formation of the DMK Government in 2021, the Tamil Digital Library underwent a significant transformation. As Minister for Finance and Human Resources Management, Dr. PTR allocated ₹96.65 lakh in the 2022–23 Budget to accelerate the digitisation of rare books, manuscripts and archival collections. After assuming charge as Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services, he oversaw the next phase of its expansion, broadening both its scale and public accessibility. Today, the Tamil Digital Library hosts over one lakh rare books, manuscripts, journals and historical records. Nearly 19.89 lakh pages have been digitised, including over eight lakh palm-leaf manuscript pages, thousands of rare photographs and hundreds of hours of archival audio-visual material—creating one of the largest digital knowledge repositories dedicated to an Indian language. The initiative also placed a strong emphasis on accessibility. With an allocation of ₹1 crore for the Inclusive Digital Library, access was expanded for persons with visual impairments. During Dr. PTR's tenure as Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services, 12.85 lakh pages were converted using OCR technology, while 1.30 lakh pages were made available in accessible formats such as DOC, EPUB, DAISY and Braille-compatible editions. The initiative was further expanded through a series of dedicated digital knowledge platforms, including Tamilar Thagaval Attruppadai, the Digital Cultural Atlas and Kalaignar Karuvoolam. During this period, the complete digitised works of 38 eminent Tamil scholars, literary figures and leaders were also made publicly accessible, alongside thematic digital collections preserving Tamil Nadu's literary, political, social and cultural history. The impact has been substantial. Website visits increased from 1.25 crore in 2021 to over 17.25 crore by 2026, with more than 13.27 crore visits recorded during Dr. PTR's tenure, reflecting the growing global use of these digital resources. The Tamil Digital Library has transformed centuries of Tamil knowledge into a living digital resource for future generations.

Impact After Term | 15 : TVA's Tamil Digital Library — Bringing Tamil's Civilisational Knowledge to the Digital Age Established by Kalaignar in 2001 to enable the Tamil language to thrive in the Internet era and promote Tamil learning across the world, the Tamil Virtual Academy has spearheaded several pioneering digital initiatives. Among its most significant has been the Tamil Digital Library—created to preserve centuries of Tamil literature, manuscripts, archival records and cultural resources in digital form, while making them freely accessible to students, researchers and Tamil communities worldwide. Following the formation of the DMK Government in 2021, the Tamil Digital Library underwent a significant transformation. As Minister for Finance and Human Resources Management, Dr. PTR allocated ₹96.65 lakh in the 2022–23 Budget to accelerate the digitisation of rare books, manuscripts and archival collections. After assuming charge as Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services, he oversaw the next phase of its expansion, broadening both its scale and public accessibility. Today, the Tamil Digital Library hosts over one lakh rare books, manuscripts, journals and historical records. Nearly 19.89 lakh pages have been digitised, including over eight lakh palm-leaf manuscript pages, thousands of rare photographs and hundreds of hours of archival audio-visual material—creating one of the largest digital knowledge repositories dedicated to an Indian language. The initiative also placed a strong emphasis on accessibility. With an allocation of ₹1 crore for the Inclusive Digital Library, access was expanded for persons with visual impairments. During Dr. PTR's tenure as Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services, 12.85 lakh pages were converted using OCR technology, while 1.30 lakh pages were made available in accessible formats such as DOC, EPUB, DAISY and Braille-compatible editions. The initiative was further expanded through a series of dedicated digital knowledge platforms, including Tamilar Thagaval Attruppadai, the Digital Cultural Atlas and Kalaignar Karuvoolam. During this period, the complete digitised works of 38 eminent Tamil scholars, literary figures and leaders were also made publicly accessible, alongside thematic digital collections preserving Tamil Nadu's literary, political, social and cultural history. The impact has been substantial. Website visits increased from 1.25 crore in 2021 to over 17.25 crore by 2026, with more than 13.27 crore visits recorded during Dr. PTR's tenure, reflecting the growing global use of these digital resources. The Tamil Digital Library has transformed centuries of Tamil knowledge into a living digital resource for future generations.

Dr P Thiaga Rajan (PTR)

20,113 views • 1 month ago

Sam Altman Sam Altman joins Cosmo Jiang to discuss why proof of human is necessary in the age of AI. Mason Nystrom also joins to share why Pantera invested in World. In this episode, they cover: - AI is advancing faster than Sam expected. The need for proof of human has never been stronger. - Agents need to move money. Agentic payments are one of Sam's most personally exciting use cases. - Proof of human as a substrate: driver's licenses, education, and employment credentials all appended to a verified human identity. - Targeted advertising is the first massive use case as AI agents flood the internet. - Advertisers will pay a premium for verified human impressions. - World has 18 million verified humans today with 4 billion smartphone users as the addressable market. 01:27 Sam Altman's Keynote at World’s Lift-Off Event 02:12 Why World Was Built 03:48 Blockchain x AI 04:08 World ID Use Cases 04:47 World's Founding Vision 05:10 World ID Trajectory 05:50 Why Pantera Invested in World 06:45 Sam Altman Saw This Coming 07:10 Proof of Human at Scale 10:12 The Value of Digital Identity 11:11 Agents Need a Human in the Loop 11:42 Scaling to Billions of Users 12:53 Enterprise Partnerships

Sam Altman Sam Altman joins Cosmo Jiang to discuss why proof of human is necessary in the age of AI. Mason Nystrom also joins to share why Pantera invested in World. In this episode, they cover: - AI is advancing faster than Sam expected. The need for proof of human has never been stronger. - Agents need to move money. Agentic payments are one of Sam's most personally exciting use cases. - Proof of human as a substrate: driver's licenses, education, and employment credentials all appended to a verified human identity. - Targeted advertising is the first massive use case as AI agents flood the internet. - Advertisers will pay a premium for verified human impressions. - World has 18 million verified humans today with 4 billion smartphone users as the addressable market. 01:27 Sam Altman's Keynote at World’s Lift-Off Event 02:12 Why World Was Built 03:48 Blockchain x AI 04:08 World ID Use Cases 04:47 World's Founding Vision 05:10 World ID Trajectory 05:50 Why Pantera Invested in World 06:45 Sam Altman Saw This Coming 07:10 Proof of Human at Scale 10:12 The Value of Digital Identity 11:11 Agents Need a Human in the Loop 11:42 Scaling to Billions of Users 12:53 Enterprise Partnerships

Pantera Capital

254,708 views • 4 months ago