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China banned Nvidia 5090D V2 while CEO Jensen Huang was in town, report claims — move comes as Beijing pushes its AI tech companies to use homegrown chips:

Yes, Edgar Perez Global Speaker, the report claims the chip has been added to a list of banned goods at Chinese customs.

AI search didn’t just scale Peter it rewired the sequence of how decisions form. When nearly a billion people interact with AI weekly, the “answer layer” becomes the first psychological touch point, not the website, not the brand, not the funnel. What you’re calling AI Answer BiasTM is real: cognitive ease, authority shortcuts, and uncertainty reduction all collapse into a single synthesized response. And once that happens, visibility isn’t earned through volume it’s earned through retrieval confidence. This is the new geopolitical layer of the internet: whoever becomes the trusted default inside AI systems becomes the default in the market. For businesses, the risk isn’t irrelevance it’s invisibility. For those who adapt, the opportunity is unprecedented.

Incredible work you have been doing, Demis. Congrats to you and all Google team!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Pascal BORNET The hardware bottleneck is just the opening chapter; the real race is for vertical integration and domestic tech ecosystems that can withstand geopolitical shocks and its very relevant in today's global unpredictable scenario.

Manas Ranjan, thanks so much for your contribution.

GIGO....

how much is it

Just rotate your secrets. Even the ones you've had your whole life. You'll feel brand new and unstoppable!

Excelente

"Local models, local models, local models, LOCAL MODELS, LOCAL MODELS, LOCAL MODELS, LOCAL MODELS!!!, LOCAL MODELS!!!, LOCAL MODELS!!!" - Steve 'The Cringe' Cornballmer at the .NOT Conference 2026. If you don't know the meme, YouTube search: 'developers developers developers'

Hopefully people will understand AI better after reading this. LLMs will never be the core of an AI system. We have to pivot.

In Italy, undergraduate assessment is mostly based on oral exams and in-class exams, but there is much less institutional attention to inclusion and student mental health. Paradoxically, less advanced systems may now be more resilient to the AI storm. We have just had a conversation with the AI faculty group, and many colleagues feel that oral and timed exams are not inclusive. I personally think this is exactly why we have special considerations, and that we could find a way to make oral exams and timed exams ubiquitous again while still offering reasonable adjustments. But this is not a small change. It requires rooms, new procedures, and probably more staff. In a sector that has been systematically disinvested in for decades, it is unclear whether the average university, already barely afloat, has the capacity to adjust.

AI is the new technology and we have to learn how it works as well 🙂

China has the most incentive to move to other chips and create more efficient models. And they have the talent pool to achieve it. The gap is going to narrow.

Congratulations Demis! We’re working on a new AI cognition model that represents a genuine breakthrough—a direction that has never been explored before. If you’re curious about these unique concepts, you can find the full explanation on my profile. Here are some details: I have mapped the relocation and interaction of components across the following vital systems (listing only the most critical here): 1. Nervous System – The two main trunks of the Autonomic Nervous System. 2. Brain Structures – Specific localized anomalies (two cysts). 3. The Craniovertebral Junction – The membrane acting as a separator between the cerebellum and the spinal cord. 4. Cardiovascular System – A chronic condition, further described on my profile. 5. The Bio-energetic Core (Aura/Soul) – Realigned toward the axis of the spinal column. Have you ever encountered a concept like this before—even in science fiction? On a related note, I strongly advocate that elective surgeries to fix spinal conditions like spondylolisthesis (when caused by past trauma rather than acute emergencies like recent sports injuries or major accidents) should be legally prohibited. I can provide 100% proof as to why this should be the case. Thanks!

And here the future comes into the game ... who thinks that GPUs are the pace makers if nearby crystals and diamonds of memory make the game.

So does the rest of the world, but it can’t compete with china’s deflationary trade, when everyone buys from Temu, how do local businesses compete?

From my perspective, the U.S. is now beginning to face the consequences of the pressure, sanctions, and restrictions imposed on China since 2019. What was expected to weaken China and keep it dependent on U.S. technology instead accelerated its drive toward self reliance, technological independence, and industrial transformation. The biggest miscalculation was underestimating China’s long term mindset, patience, and strategic resilience. In other words, the pressure did not kill the dragon, it woke it up. I'm not just talking here about AI and Nvidia, but about a wide spectrum of the industries and technologies that we are daily seeing in the factories, on the roads, and inside offices and homes.

Congratulations Edgar!