IN SEARCH OF INTELLIGENCE unites families advancing next generation's life on earth. December 2024, Wash DC, chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk ; linkedin UNwomens::: 2025Reporter Club Over 60% of people depend on pacific trades. Because of Western era of Empire, Pacific people's growth exponentials have depended on what von neumann called designing development rpind above zero-sum trading maps through 3 waves of "millions times more tech brainpower : Moore's engineers of linking in silicon chip valley 95-65; Satellite Data worlkdwiode 5G to 1G (2015-1990), Partners of Jensen Huang's Deep Data Computing & Learning ets Stanford Engineeriing Quadrangle 2010
That's our open syatem foundations observation. scaling over 75 years since John Von Neumann asked Economist journalists to mediate futures of brainworking through 3 million fold hi-tech waves :Moore's Silicon Valley,*Satellites 1G to 5G Death of Distance mobilising data round earth* Jensens platforms for DEEP LEARNING Data Science aligned to Einstein's 1905 nano-science-Earth revolution. NB Miraculous Transformations In tha last 5 quarters of human endeavor, may we commend projects emerging from 6 summits linkedin by Taiwanese-Americans gravitated by Jensen Huang (Nvidia) and 4 summits living up to King Charles wishes for humanity : Nov 2023 London Turing latest Deep Minds,, May 2024 Korea, Summer 2024 semi-private Japan State Visit to London (Charles 60th Anglo-Japan reunion as 1964 delegate to Tokyo Olympics), December 2024 India's Wadwani AI in DC (with next round of King Charles Series - Macron Paris Feb 2025)
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Jensen's health AI meta-collab: Hong Kong Digital Twin 2020s supercity health centres :Tokyo Update Maso Son & Japan Royal LLM everywhere; India's sata socereignty od world largest population with Ambani & Modi; NVidia in DC with eg LOgkhttf Martin ; Taiwan RWins galore eg Fioxconnn extension to foundry for autonomous as well as mobile world; San Jose March 2-24 tenth annual upfate of most joyful parternship tech world has ever generated
Over the past year, key international organizations, like the G7, OECD, and Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI), have shaped the global AI governance conversation and focused on foundational principles, critical risks, and responsible AI development. Looking ahead to 2025, how are G7 countries and corporations planning to implement AI governance frameworks and address challenges, such as the growing energy demand for AI technologies?
Join the Wadhwani AI Center for the International AI Policy: Outlook for 2025 conference. This full-day event will be held at CSIS headquarters on December 9, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET and will convene leading policymakers, industry experts, and thought leaders to explore the latest international efforts in AI governance.
Featuring keynote speeches from distinguished figures, including Ambassador Shigeo Yamada of Japan to the United States, Ambassador Laurent Bili of France to the United States, and Sara Cohen, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Canada, this conference will highlight key international perspectives in AI governance.
Sunday, December 8, 2024
2024 DC AI Highlights
ED, 75th uannual update of von neumann vision of engineering fior brainworkers & intelligence diversity world-deep (jargon note in queens english language mapping & king charles AI world series:: engineer & artificial are synonyms since adam smit moral sentiments 1758 - journals 12)
related AI to improve health, energy, natural renewability & productivity of all -
100+ Nation ai stratup clubs - Inception integrating 3rd wave of million times more tech (1Moores law 2 Satellite death of data distance, 3 nvidia parners of million deep accelerated computing);
AI for sdgs launched 80th birthday party Fazle Abed Dhaka April 2016
Visionary AI summits- King Charles London Nov 2023, Korea May 2024 - Paris Action 11 Feb 2025; Nvidia Hong Kong Dec 2024, India & Japan Oct/Nov 2024, Taiwan Jun 2024, Valley ST Jose Marc 2024 and 2025
Nvidia in DC October 2024 : 60 on-demand debriefs include following (4 to come jensen chat, 2 keynotes, Lockheed )
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, Director, Office of Critical and Emerging Technologies, Department of Energy
, Secretary, U.S. Department of Energy
, Senior Manager for Government Affairs, NVIDIA
, Director of the Energy Program, Bipartisan Policy Center
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, Director, Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office, U.S. Department of Defense
, Director of Engineering, NVIDIA
, Founder & CEO, NightDragon
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approach AI. It’s a technology that’s going to affect all
felds and intersect with every part of the economy, including science and how it's done. It is incomplete to say that
the federal government’s actions alone constitute an “AI
strategy.”
Here’s the reality: For AI, the only part of the ecosystem
that’s healthy, with the infrastructure and talent required
to push limits, is the business sector. Even the country’s
very best universities have a structural problem: They can
neither reproduce the state-of-the-art results that industry
creates nor truly push the frontiers. They simply do not have
the necessary compute power, among other tools.
The same is true of government scientists. Those of us in
industry worry that hiring the best talent out of academia
will leave no one left to teach the next generation. If we were
talking about the role of fnancial institutions, we’d say that
we have a market failure.
This moment calls for creativity. We have the potential
for investments from a variety of sources: an AI Act, the
National Artifcial Intelligence Research Resource, state
action, and a great deal of activity in business. But we don’t
know how to connect these pieces and coordinate them to
achieve common goals and ensure that we are safeguarding
the public interest.
Unless we have an equivalent of what’s being done with
semiconductors, with stacked investments and clearly
defned strategies, we are going to have a serious problem
with adverse impacts on our economic competitiveness, our
national security, and perhaps even the very fabric of our
society. And while federal government leadership is indispensable, it cannot single-handedly solve this problem.
Next, we must inspire our fellow Americans with the
promise of S&T and translate that inspiration into participation by attracting and retaining domestic talent from every
demographic and every corner of the country and connecting them via vibrant STEM education and fulflling careers.
As previous NSB Chair Dan Reed testifed when he went
before Congress this past spring, “It’s time – in fact, well past
time – for a National Defense Education Act 2.0 that would
inspire and enable a new generation to participate in S&T.”
The return on that investment would be huge for both
the country and for individuals. And it is both ethical and
prudent to ensure we are not leaving large segments of our
population or regions of the country behind.
This moment calls for
creativity. We have the
potential for investments
from a variety of sources.
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A Call to Action
The future success of our R&D ecosystem will also depend on
our ability to quickly coordinate and align our S&T activities
across sectors and keep pace with the speed of scientifc and
technological advances.
We need to design and execute a cross-sectoral national
S&T strategy. Our decentralized system facilitates creativity and resilience but also has ineffciencies. The radical
changes in the R&D landscape call for a new approach to
federal stewardship of our S&T ecosystem that maintains
the benefts of our distributed system while still positioning
our nation for success. This may require not just improving
existing institutions but building new ones.
Furthermore, we need to develop the tools within each
federal agency that will enable this cross-sectoral R&D collaboration. An example is NSF’s directorate for Technology,
Innovation, and Partnerships, or TIP. This is the Foundation’s
frst new directorate in 30 years. It aims to drive regional
innovation, bring new participants to the table, and sustain
connections across sectors. This is the kind of new model
that agencies need to be able to create, leveraging federal
investments to complement activities and research in the
private sector. This is part of the “and Science” that we need to
follow through on because we’re going to need the resources
and commitment to scale and land it.
This is a call to action. There are many open questions we
need to explore:
Will evolving our existing institutions be enough,
or should we create new structures and institutions to
better enable cross-sectoral collaboration and activities?
How should we approach international engagements?
What is the G7 or G20 of technology? Do we need a NATO for S&T?
Should we lean into continued but selective collaboration with
China on basic and open science to stay true to our values about
open scientifc inquiry and to avoid technological surprise?
How can we mobilize all of the U.S.’s assets to address
the nation’s persistent challenges in STEM education?
How can we use the 75th anniversary of NSF as an opportunity to
The radical changes in the
R&D landscape call for a
new approach to federal
stewardship of our S&T
ecosystem.
Connected Horizons: New opportunities in a changed landscape by NSB Chair Darío Gil 15
engage with our stakeholders to think together about how to evolve
the agency to be even more successful in its next 75 years?
There’s no less opportunity now than there was at the beginning of this journey 75 years ago. Within the NSB we have
begun thinking about how we can educate and build together
across sectors. Those of us in the science and technology
community are starting to learn and fgure out the ingredients
for success in an era of Connected Horizons. For example,
National Academy of Sciences President Marcia McNutt calls
attention to the changed landscape in her editorial Keeping
America “Science Strong.” We must invent the right models
and the right institutions. We must try new experiments and
build and scale for success.
The changed landscape is not a bad picture. It’s a different
picture, a new picture. It is a landscape full of promise if we can
fgure out how to capitalize on its advantages and strengths.
It is not a moment to wish to turn back the clock. It is a
moment to keep our eyes on the future.
Even as we celebrate NSF’s 75th anniversary, let’s lay the
groundwork for the next 75. This effort will take all of us,
fnding new ways to educate and build together.
Watch the entire recording
of the National Science
Board 490th Meeting
w.youtube.com/watch?v=DVtbQLYJBY0
Let’s work together, connecting across not a single frontier
but many horizons, to deliver on the promise of science and
technology for our nation and for humanit
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