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We should be afraid. Not of intelligent machines. But of machines making decisions that they do not have the intelligence to make. I am far more afraid of machine stupidity than of machine intelligence. Machine stupidity creates a tail risk. Machines can make many many good decisions and then one day fail spectacularly on a tail event that did not

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-Show the public the benefits for private companies to do what governments have long done (real separation of power)

The crash of the $8.5 billion global trade in cut flowers shows how quickly and distinctively the new coronavirus is disrupting supply chains, even in places where it isn’t yet pervasive.

You see, when we buy ads - that is, we as in Sentry - we’re not actually buying conversions. That’s not true for all businesses. When I scroll Instagram and buy whaetver junk I run across, I’ve probably never seen the brand before, and its a one-time impulse buy. When you buy Sentry however you’re buying a brand, and what that brand has promised yo... See more

-Companies: The internet industry was previously fueled by companies building closed products and services on top of free, open source protocols.

Put another way, we have to resist this skeuomorphic temptation to think that everything is better on the blockchain. Some things, when put on blockchains, just become the same as they were before, but on a blockchain