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- “By postulating that AI systems ‘merely imitate’ human intelligence, Pope Leo XIV’s ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ rejects the long-standing claim that imitating intelligence is the same as possessing it,” writes @scmallaby.
- “By preventing natural generational turnover, Putin’s system has created such a blockage that much younger generations may leapfrog officials currently in their 50s and 60s who picture themselves as the autocrat’s natural heirs,” writes @JulianWaller.
- “Attacks on national hubs of population, innovation, productivity, and creativity have little precedent in the United States. But they are hardly novel.” Read @NinaHachigian on why illiberal leaders target cities:
