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  1. NicFab Newsletter #24 is out. This week's thread: European tech sovereignty. → Commission's Tech Sovereignty Communication + EU Open Source Strategy → European

    The latest NicFab Newsletter focuses on European tech sovereignty, discussing the European Commission's communication on the topic and the EU Open Source Strategy. It also covers the European Parliament's switch to the Qwant search engine and regulatory actions concerning generative AI in schools. Additionally, the newsletter touches upon the EU General Court's ruling on the Digital Markets Act's scope and provides an overview of Article 28 of the AI Act. AI

    IMPACT Provides an overview of regulatory discussions and policy shifts impacting AI development and deployment in Europe.

  2. Xiaocheng Technology: No plans to acquire chip, circuit board, or wafer companies

    Xiaocheng Technology has stated that it currently has no plans to acquire companies involved in chips, circuit boards, or wafers. Separately, ZHIYUAN announced a 2 billion yuan investment over the next five years for research, talent development, and community operations. Xiaomi published an article titled "Where to Take Off, Where to Fall." AI

  3. It's kinda scary how good Claude is at coding now

    A professional software engineer with over 10 years of experience shared their experience using Anthropic's Claude AI for coding tasks. Initially skeptical, they found Claude has become exceptionally proficient, enabling them to develop a scalable MMO web game with features like real-time multiplayer, authentication, and auto-scaling in a single weekend. While acknowledging the potential downside of reduced learning of specific languages, they believe Claude has accelerated their understanding of complex systems and allowed them to focus more on design and architecture. AI

    IMPACT Accelerates software development cycles and shifts focus to higher-level system design.

  4. # PullThePlug on # Palantir Demonstration # Manchester 8am June 11th "the Manchester Central Convention Complex is hosting the # NHS ConfedExpo - the biggest NH

    Protesters are organizing a demonstration against Palantir Technologies outside the NHS ConfedExpo in Manchester on June 11th. The protest aims to pressure the UK government to terminate its contract with Palantir, citing concerns about the company's involvement with the NHS. Organizers are advocating for the use of a break clause in the contract to remove Palantir from the National Health Service. AI

    IMPACT Protests against Palantir's NHS contract highlight public concerns about data privacy and AI in healthcare, potentially influencing future policy and procurement decisions.

  5. I know this is ElevenLabs but... is this policy around not honoring credits common among AI companies?

    A Reddit user is questioning the common practice among AI companies, including ElevenLabs, of not transferring unused credits when a user upgrades to a new subscription tier. The user feels this policy effectively means companies are taking money without providing the full value in service, and is seeking to understand if this is a widespread industry standard. The post asks if other users have encountered similar situations and what their perspectives are on this credit handling. AI

    I know this is ElevenLabs but... is this policy around not honoring credits common among AI companies?

    IMPACT This discussion highlights potential customer dissatisfaction with credit policies, which could influence how AI service providers structure their subscription models.

  6. @ alcatholic @ Linux @ nileane @ EUCommission the only ones that can provide any resemblance of privacy are those that run 100% on ine's personal device & offli

    The user argues that true privacy in computing can only be achieved through fully offline, personal device-based systems, contrasting this with AI technologies that often externalize costs. They suggest that air-gapped self-hosting, exemplified by Mistral's approach, has attracted profitable industrial clients for tasks like quality control, which they categorize as machine learning and machine vision rather than true AI. AI

    IMPACT Advocates for strict privacy measures suggest that AI's computational demands and potential for externalized costs necessitate a return to offline, personal device-centric computing models.

  7. Trouble Ahead For GLP-1 Drugs As Health Plans Stop Paying

    Health plans and employers are increasingly hesitant to cover GLP-1 drugs for weight loss due to high costs and patient discontinuation rates. A new report indicates that nearly half of employers not currently covering these drugs for obesity would not do so at any price. Concerns about affordability and long-term patient outcomes are driving these decisions, with some companies, like Cigna, ceasing coverage for weight loss while maintaining it for type-2 diabetes treatment. AI

    Trouble Ahead For GLP-1 Drugs As Health Plans Stop Paying
  8. China's goods trade imports and exports grew by 15.3% in the first 5 months

    China's foreign trade experienced robust growth in the first five months of the year, with total goods trade imports and exports reaching 20.68 trillion yuan, a 15.3% increase year-on-year. Exports grew by 11.8% to 11.91 trillion yuan, while imports surged by 20.5% to 8.77 trillion yuan. In May alone, imports and exports totaled 4.45 trillion yuan, marking the third consecutive month above 4 trillion yuan and an accelerated year-on-year growth of 16.9%. AI

  9. This is the AI I like. Not a serious and pretentious thing but a game driven by the joyful curiosity of a child. The author tries the Yann LeCun approach

    A user on Mastodon is exploring an AI approach inspired by Yann LeCun, describing it as a playful and curious endeavor rather than a serious or pretentious one. The user finds this particular AI engaging due to its childlike joy and curiosity-driven nature. AI

    IMPACT This commentary highlights a user's positive and playful perspective on AI development, contrasting it with more serious or pretentious approaches.

  10. US April International Trade Deficit of 55.9 Billion US Dollars

    The United States experienced a trade deficit of $55.9 billion in April, a slight decrease from the revised $56.6 billion in March. Exports for April reached $327.1 billion, while imports totaled $383.0 billion. In pre-market trading, several popular Chinese concept stocks saw gains, including 36Kr, Alibaba, JD.com, Baidu, NetEase, and Weibo. AI

  11. Start more AI labs

    A Reddit post suggests that OpenAI should initiate the creation of additional AI laboratories. The user proposes this idea as a means to foster further innovation and development within the artificial intelligence field. The post has generated discussion among users regarding the potential benefits and challenges of such an expansion. AI

    Start more AI labs

    IMPACT This suggestion may influence future strategic decisions for AI labs.

  12. Oatly China management is considering acquiring the business

    Oatly's China business management is reportedly exploring an acquisition of the unit. Executives are pushing for a deal that could be finalized as early as this year, though negotiations are ongoing. This news comes as Hainan province aims to develop its commercial space industry, targeting 50 billion yuan in revenue by 2030. AI

  13. Please Claude, add a privacy mode

    A user on Reddit has proposed a privacy mode for Anthropic's Claude AI. The user shared a concept design illustrating how this feature could prevent sensitive chat history from being visible to others when sharing a screen or demonstrating the AI. This suggestion aims to address user concerns about the visibility of past conversations. AI

    Please Claude, add a privacy mode

    IMPACT Addresses user concerns about AI chat history visibility, potentially influencing future product development.

  14. Opening offices in 120 countries is ‘not a badge of honor’—pick 30 instead says iconic former tech CEO

    Former tech CEO Meg Whitman advised startups against rapid global expansion, stating that being in too many countries can be inefficient. She recalled that while HP operated in 190 countries, a smaller subset generated most of its revenue and profits. Whitman suggested a more focused approach, like the one she implemented at eBay with around 30 countries, is more effective. She also discussed how scaling strategies have evolved, with current challenges in new markets focusing more on regulatory and data privacy issues rather than platform synergies. AI

    Opening offices in 120 countries is ‘not a badge of honor’—pick 30 instead says iconic former tech CEO
  15. Who actually reads through their CLAUDE.md files?

    A user on Reddit's ClaudeAI subreddit expressed concern that the CLAUDE.md files, which are documentation files for Anthropic's Claude models, are increasingly being generated by the AI itself with minimal human review. This practice raises questions about the trustworthiness and accuracy of the documentation. AI

    IMPACT Raises questions about the reliability of AI-generated documentation, potentially impacting user trust and adoption.

  16. This CEO keeps going viral for thirst-trapping journalists with $200,000 jobs to be head of content. Yes, he’s trying to prove a point

    Stacker CEO Noah Greenberg has gained viral attention on LinkedIn by posting high-paying job openings for content roles, aiming to highlight a shift in journalism funding. He argues that tech companies and brands are increasingly investing in and producing high-quality content, drawing talent away from traditional news outlets. Greenberg's company, Stacker, connects brands with news organizations to distribute this content, operating without venture capital and growing significantly. AI

    This CEO keeps going viral for thirst-trapping journalists with $200,000 jobs to be head of content. Yes, he’s trying to prove a point

    IMPACT Highlights a shift in content creation and talent acquisition, potentially impacting how companies approach brand journalism and AI-generated content.

  17. From January to May, the cumulative trading volume of the national futures market increased by 40.13% year-on-year.

    The national futures market saw a 40.13% year-over-year increase in trading value in the first five months of the year, reaching 402.08 trillion yuan. Trading volume also grew by 24.84% to 4.166 billion lots, indicating stable market activity and improved service to the real economy. Separately, a new company, Shenyang Low Altitude Technology Co., Ltd., was established with a registered capital of 100 million yuan, focusing on general aviation services and pilot training. AI

  18. Is Trump calling the shots on Israel, or just pretending to?

    Former US President Donald Trump has publicly stated he warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be cautious or risk losing US support. This comes amid ongoing tensions between Israel and groups like Hezbollah and Iran, with Trump claiming he is asserting control over the situation. However, analysts are skeptical, suggesting Trump's actions are more performative than substantive, with Netanyahu appearing to defy US guidance. AI

    Is Trump calling the shots on Israel, or just pretending to?
  19. The backlash against AI, in 4 charts https://www.fastcompany.com/91553925/the-backlash-against-ai-in-4-charts # AI # Tech # Business

    Public sentiment towards AI is showing a notable negative shift, as evidenced by a growing backlash. This trend is illustrated across four key charts, highlighting increasing concerns and criticisms regarding artificial intelligence. AI

    IMPACT Illustrates growing public apprehension, potentially influencing adoption rates and regulatory discussions.

  20. Gen Z hiring manager says CEOs are right about her generation’s ‘attitude’ problem after a candidate took the interview from her phone

    A Gen Z hiring manager has voiced agreement with criticisms of her generation's workplace attitude, citing an interview where a candidate appeared on their phone and displayed a sense of entitlement. This sentiment is echoed in studies indicating that a significant portion of hiring managers find Gen Z the most challenging to manage, with many resorting to early dismissals. The manager advises job seekers to always use a computer for interviews, a point that has gained traction online. AI

    Gen Z hiring manager says CEOs are right about her generation’s ‘attitude’ problem after a candidate took the interview from her phone
  21. Before Music Publishers Invest in AI, They Need to Know What They’re Fixing (Guest Column) https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.bill board.com/pro/how-music-publi

    Music publishers should prioritize understanding their internal data and operational issues before investing in AI tools. The author argues that AI will amplify existing problems like fragmented data, inconsistent royalty calculation logic, and unclear data lineage if these foundational issues are not addressed first. A readiness assessment, focusing on identifying and fixing these bottlenecks, is recommended to ensure AI investments are effective and trustworthy. AI

    Before Music Publishers Invest in AI, They Need to Know What They’re Fixing (Guest Column) https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.bill board.com/pro/how-music-publi

    IMPACT AI tools will amplify existing data and logic issues in music publishing if not addressed proactively.

  22. (continuation of the tweet from 3 days ago ⤴️, and of the general reflection on the null dystopia we live in) So it would seem that a significant part of the

    A recent paper suggests that many AI users are unconcerned with AI errors, embracing a "good enough" mentality. This perspective implies that AI's rise may be ushering in an era of intellectual mediocrity and a "kakonomy" of intellectual activity. The findings highlight a potential societal shift towards accepting imperfect outputs in the pursuit of convenience. AI

    (continuation of the tweet from 3 days ago ⤴️, and of the general reflection on the null dystopia we live in) So it would seem that a significant part of the

    IMPACT This commentary suggests AI may foster a culture of accepting mediocrity, potentially impacting the drive for high-quality intellectual output.

  23. Around 22 million teenagers are making their pocket money on video games, online reselling, and in-game platforms like Roblox

    A recent whitepaper indicates that approximately 22 million teenagers, aged 13-17, are earning money through various online activities. These include livestreaming video games, reselling items online, and participating in in-game platforms like Roblox. This trend highlights a shift towards unconventional entrepreneurship among Gen Alpha, with many aspiring to careers as content creators on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok. AI

    Around 22 million teenagers are making their pocket money on video games, online reselling, and in-game platforms like Roblox
  24. National Radio and Television Administration: National Radio and Television Service Industry Achieved a Total Revenue of 8.55% Year-on-Year Growth in the First Quarter

    The National Radio and Television Administration reported that China's radio and television service industry generated 356.238 billion yuan in the first quarter of 2026, an 8.55% increase year-over-year. Within this, actual revenue reached 317.497 billion yuan, up 10.85%. Radio and television institutions contributed 156.513 billion yuan, while online audio-visual service institutions generated 199.725 billion yuan. AI

  25. moderation api usage

    A user is inquiring about the suitability of OpenAI's Moderation API for commercial use in moderating website community features. They are looking for a cost-effective solution, as they want to avoid expensive alternatives for their small-scale project. The user is seeking to understand if the Moderation API can effectively enforce content guidelines and prevent policy violations in this context. AI

  26. Central bank conducts 153 billion yuan 7-day reverse repurchase operation today

    The People's Bank of China conducted a 7-day reverse repurchase operation, injecting 153 billion yuan into the market at an unchanged interest rate of 1.40%. The Hong Kong stock market opened with a decline, with the Hang Seng Index down 0.43% and the Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.26%. Sectors like software services, coal, and pharmaceuticals led the losses, while semiconductors, automotive, and textile sectors showed strength. AI

  27. Developers who have automated other industries now face their turn. Over the past 20-30 years, developers have automated existing industries by integrating numerous independent hardware tools such as radios, calculators, and compasses into software. 🔗 View original

    Developers who spent decades automating other industries by integrating hardware tools into software now face automation themselves through AI. This shift mirrors the obsolescence of hardware manufacturers due to smartphone integration, a change largely driven by developers. Consequently, developers may find little sympathy from other professions they previously disrupted, as AI tools begin to automate coding and redefine developer roles towards system design. AI

    IMPACT Developers must adapt to AI-driven automation, shifting focus from coding to system design as AI tools evolve.

  28. As America nears its 250th, roughly half thinks the American Dream isn’t true anymore

    A recent poll indicates a significant portion of Americans, particularly younger generations, no longer believe in the exceptionalism of the United States or the traditional American Dream. The survey reveals growing unease about the future of representative government, with fewer citizens viewing a democratically elected system as essential to national identity. Many respondents feel that politicians have undermined the country's founding principles and that upward mobility is increasingly difficult. AI

    As America nears its 250th, roughly half thinks the American Dream isn’t true anymore
  29. How to make a new chat without losing context of the last Claude's reply?

    Users on Reddit are discussing challenges with maintaining conversation context in Claude Pro, particularly when dealing with large development projects. One user encountered a size limit error after extensive web app development with Claude, losing the latest changes. They are seeking methods to preserve context in new chats or re-upload project files to continue development seamlessly. AI

    IMPACT Users are encountering limitations with current AI chat interfaces for complex development tasks.

  30. The Mega IPOs That Could Change What You Own

    This article discusses upcoming major Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) from significant private companies that could reshape the investment landscape. It highlights three of the world's largest and most influential private companies preparing to go public. The piece suggests these IPOs have the potential to alter how individuals own assets. AI

    The Mega IPOs That Could Change What You Own
  31. 🎮 "It's a choice" - A Plague Tale developer Asobo doesn't believe smaller teams need to use gen-AI to compete French developer Asobo, creator of the Plague Tale

    Developers at Asobo Studio, known for the Plague Tale series and Microsoft Flight Simulator, have stated that generative AI tools are not a necessity for smaller game development teams. They believe that while AI can be a useful tool, it's a choice rather than a requirement for teams to remain competitive. The studio's upcoming prequel, "A Plague Tale: Resonance," is set to release in August. AI

    🎮 "It's a choice" - A Plague Tale developer Asobo doesn't believe smaller teams need to use gen-AI to compete French developer Asobo, creator of the Plague Tale

    IMPACT Game developers are weighing the necessity of generative AI tools for smaller studios, suggesting it's a choice rather than a competitive requirement.

  32. OpenAI Says AI Should Be for Everyone. Not Just the Elite. Do You Buy It?

    OpenAI has stated its commitment to making AI accessible to everyone, not just a select few. This principle is central to their mission, aiming to democratize AI's benefits. The company emphasizes that broad access is crucial for equitable progress and preventing a concentration of power. AI

    IMPACT This statement from OpenAI highlights their stated mission regarding AI accessibility.

  33. Exclusive: Wall Street embraces crypto it once feared

    Wall Street is increasingly embracing cryptocurrency, a significant shift from its previous stance of viewing digital assets as a threat. This embrace is driven by growing demand from both retail and institutional investors, with major financial institutions planning to offer crypto services. The trend is further fueled by the rise of stablecoins and the potential for tokenizing traditional assets like public equities, making investments more accessible. AI

    Exclusive: Wall Street embraces crypto it once feared

    IMPACT Financial institutions are exploring new digital asset offerings, potentially increasing market accessibility and creating new investment avenues.

  34. South Korea tells Japan to apologise before military cooperation

    South Korean President Lee Jae Myung stated that military cooperation with Japan cannot proceed until historical grievances are resolved. He emphasized that Japan must offer a sincere apology for past actions before any such partnership can be considered. This stance highlights the political risks involved for Lee's administration due to lingering public resentment in South Korea. AI

    South Korea tells Japan to apologise before military cooperation
  35. AI Agent ID Security's Silverfort Integrates with Microsoft Copilot Studio https://www.yayafa.com/2818523/ # AgenticAi # AI # ArtificialGeneralIntelligence # ArtificialIntelligen

    Microsoft is expanding its Copilot ecosystem with several new integrations and tools. Security firm Silverfort has integrated its AI agent identity security with Microsoft Copilot Studio. Additionally, a new "Copilot Utilization Visualization Tool" has been released to help businesses track Copilot usage and demonstrate ROI. In retail, Hanshow and Microsoft have partnered to launch "xPilot," which combines AI with digital twins for in-store visualization and action. Microsoft is also developing "Scout," a persistent agent designed for integration into Copilot. AI

    AI Agent ID Security's Silverfort Integrates with Microsoft Copilot Studio https://www.yayafa.com/2818523/ # AgenticAi # AI # ArtificialGeneralIntelligence # ArtificialIntelligen

    IMPACT These integrations and tools aim to enhance Copilot's utility across security, business intelligence, and retail, potentially increasing enterprise adoption.

  36. There are legitimate situations where adopting an AI tool, or expanding its use, is the wrong call for a particular team, workflow, or organization. This guide

    This guide offers advice on how to articulate concerns about adopting or expanding AI tool usage within an organization. It focuses on situations where AI might be detrimental to specific teams, workflows, or the business as a whole. The resource aims to help managers understand and act on these valid objections to AI implementation. AI

    IMPACT Provides a framework for organizations to critically evaluate AI tool integration, potentially slowing down or redirecting adoption based on specific needs.

  37. DOD removes "Christian" label from recognized religions after fury over Mormonism's exclusion

    The Department of Defense has revised its list of recognized religions after an outcry over Mormonism not being classified as Christian. Initially, Mormonism was among the 31 remaining faiths but lacked the "Christian" label, unlike other denominations. This omission sparked debate and criticism from various Christian groups, while Utah political leaders defended the faith's inclusion. The DOD subsequently removed the "Christian" descriptor altogether, citing redundant labeling. AI

    DOD removes "Christian" label from recognized religions after fury over Mormonism's exclusion
  38. 🤖 Great way to Learn while using ChatGPT Whenever I am struggling to grasp a tough topic (specifically in math/statistics), I ask ChatGPT to explain it to me li

    A user shared a technique for learning difficult subjects using ChatGPT. The method involves asking the AI to explain concepts in a simplified, high-school-level manner, which has proven effective for the user even with their advanced statistics background. AI

    IMPACT This technique offers a simple method for users to leverage AI for educational purposes, potentially improving learning outcomes for complex subjects.

  39. In the Hybrid A.I.-Human Work Force, Who Will Actually Thrive? https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/09/magazine/ai-jobs-workforce-labor.html # AI # FutureOfWork # Te

    A New York Times article explores the evolving landscape of work as artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into various industries. It questions which individuals and roles are best positioned to succeed in this hybrid human-AI environment. The piece delves into the potential impacts on the workforce and the skills that will be most valuable. AI

    IMPACT Examines how AI integration may redefine job roles and necessary skills, prompting adaptation for future career success.

  40. Why Better Air Quality Leads To Better Team Performance

    Indoor air quality significantly impacts team performance, affecting cognitive functions like strategic thinking and decision-making, according to research from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Management Science. Studies show that improved ventilation and lower pollutant levels can lead to over 100% higher cognitive performance scores. Despite this evidence, air quality is often overlooked by leadership because its effects are gradual and not immediately obvious, leading to a lack of clear ownership and integration into standard performance metrics. AI

    Why Better Air Quality Leads To Better Team Performance
  41. Bank of Japan reportedly to consider pausing reduction in bond purchases next fiscal year

    The Bank of Japan is reportedly considering pausing its bond purchase reduction for the next fiscal year, a move that would halt its quantitative tightening (QT) plans. This potential pause stems from internal disagreements within the nine-member policy board, with some members prioritizing investor sentiment and others advocating for a steady reduction of the central bank's balance sheet. Separately, a new investment fund, Jinan Fuhui Xing Weilai Medical Investment Management Partnership, has been established with a capital of 75.01 million RMB, involving entities under Fosun Pharma. AI

  42. Triple breakthrough activates investment value of brokerage sector

    Chinese securities firms are enhancing shareholder returns through increased dividend payouts and the adoption of interim dividend policies. This strategic shift, characterized by both leading and smaller firms raising their payout ratios and implementing more frequent distributions, aims to boost the investment value of the sector. The market is seeing a trend towards more flexible and generous capital returns, attracting long-term investment. AI

  43. 📰 Man jailed for a month despite Flock showing he was 5 miles from crime scene Cop seemingly ignored Flock camera timestamp to justify arrests. 📰 Source: Ars Te

    A man was unjustly jailed for a month because a police officer allegedly disregarded evidence from a Flock camera. The camera footage reportedly showed the man was five miles away from the crime scene at the time of the incident. This case raises concerns about the reliance on and interpretation of AI-powered surveillance technology in law enforcement. AI

    📰 Man jailed for a month despite Flock showing he was 5 miles from crime scene Cop seemingly ignored Flock camera timestamp to justify arrests. 📰 Source: Ars Te

    IMPACT Highlights potential flaws in AI-powered surveillance systems and their impact on civil liberties.

  44. Spying in Xinjiang? No, I was reporting from China’s energy heartland

    A senior reporter for SCMP detailed their experience reporting from Xinjiang, China, focusing on the region's energy sector. Despite initial challenges in gaining access, the journalist visited a large, unstaffed coal mine and explored the broader industrial ecosystem. The report highlights the vastness and developing nature of this energy heartland on China's western edge. AI

    Spying in Xinjiang? No, I was reporting from China’s energy heartland
  45. Newb - workflow advice request

    A user on Reddit is seeking advice on optimizing their workflow when using Anthropic's Claude for a project involving a database and Python scripting. They currently manage project progress by manually updating a single document and re-uploading it to Claude at the start of each session. The user is looking for more efficient methods to organize their work and track progress within the Claude Projects environment. AI

    IMPACT This discussion offers insights into practical user workflows with current AI assistants, potentially informing future product development or user best practices.

  46. How To Successfully Scale When Technology Adds Complexity

    Scaling a business effectively requires proactive management of technological complexity, as companies often delay addressing issues until growth stalls. Common mistakes include becoming complacent with fragmented systems, delaying necessary investments in core platforms, and neglecting compliance and security measures. Furthermore, acquiring companies without a clear technology vision can rapidly increase complexity. To scale successfully, organizations must treat core systems as long-term decisions, actively remove complexity before it becomes institutionalized, clarify decision-making authority for critical systems, and maintain discipline in vendor and contract management. AI

    How To Successfully Scale When Technology Adds Complexity
  47. How The U.S. Response To Ebola Shows Failures On Lessons From COVID-19

    The U.S. response to the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo mirrors its reactive approach to the COVID-19 pandemic, prioritizing intervention only after significant escalation. Despite lessons learned from COVID-19 about the economic and human costs of delayed action, the U.S. previously enacted substantial cuts to USAID, impacting global health infrastructure like disease surveillance and epidemiological training in Africa. Although the U.S. has now pledged significant aid to combat Ebola, this reactive funding could have been avoided with sustained investment in preventative measures and global health partnerships, such as with the World Health Organization. AI

    How The U.S. Response To Ebola Shows Failures On Lessons From COVID-19