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Daily Productive Sharing 190 - Four Predictions About Future By Tim O'Reilly

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By Tim O'Reilly
| letters.acacess.com
Understanding four trends that may shape the future of Silicon Valley is also a road map to some of the biggest technology-enabled opportunities of the next decades The best way to predict the future is to invent it the inventions we most urgently need will take us in a very different direction than the consumer internet and social media revolution that is coming to an unsightly end.
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20 Years of Make: Triumph of the Makers

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By Tim O'Reilly
| Make: Verified
Twenty years ago, I wrote a column called “News from the Future” for the first issue of Make: magazine. I based it on the notion from science-fiction writer William Gibson that “The future is here. It’s just not evenly distributed yet.” Makers, hackers, hobbyists, and enthusiasts, I argued, are living in a future that we will all one day catch up to. The list of projects from early issues of Make: did indeed bring momentous news from the future. Drones, anyone? Ubiquitous wireless networking?
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AI Isn’t a Superintelligence. It's a Market in Need of Disclosure.

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By Ilan Strauss, Tim O'Reilly
| Tech Policy Press
As United States President Donald Trump moves to end quarterly financial reporting, investors should ask what this means for AI risk disclosure. We argue this is an opportunity to make corporate disclosures more detailed and relevant, especially as AI dependencies grow. Two stories about AI risk compete, but only one belongs in corporate filings. The first imagines a runaway superintelligence that escapes human oversight and triggers catastrophe.
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