AI5.0 since 2022, best AI = scaling exponential purpose of partners in what analyses with billion times smarter mathematician than individual human brains. If you dont know what best ai is scaling, being ordered by classical economists can't save you-
previously AI meant 4 different things up to 2018; , from 2012, at 2009, at 2002
100000$ student debt universities are total waste of ed system time of students and teachers given
Agentic AI stories 1 of Billion times greater maths brain and 10**18 More Tech...There isnt a skill known to universities which is not being changed by Agentic AI.
IN 1983 we founded 2025Report genre around hypothesis agentic ai would arrive by 2025 and would make millennials generations best of time provided transformation in how education systems spend time of both teachers and students. Today's western 100000k 4 year student debt liability if it has prevented you from understanding engineering and deep social action triads like those shown including those changing so intel fast today that you'd be better off parsing latest contributions of eg Huang Hassabis and Musk (aka builders of billion times more maths brain power) than other curricula
Agentic AI stories of Billion times greater maths brain. and 10**18 More Tech.
***Huang*Hassabis*Musk Billion Times Greater Maths Brain
***Neumann*Einstein*Turing Computer&Brain*1905 Natures Deep Maths*Coding deep data
Huang*Yang*Tsai Doudna*Su*Koller Lecun*FFLei*Bloomberg W0 SJobs*FAbed*MYunus upd 9/25 Ai Global Health RoyalSTropical JFKennedy*UKRoyals*JapanRoyals Sovereignty AI..
Japan Emperor*Softbank*Sony 1 Modi*Ambani*Singh H Li*Guo*Chang LK Yew*LK Shing*H Li Borlaug*Deming*McLean ( China)
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AP July 2025, Jensen Huang: 1730 It is vital that everyone engages AI right away. Every adult, every working person, not working person, every child should address and engage AI right away. And the reason for that is because AI is the greatest equalization equalizing force. It is the first time in history that a technology as incredible as artificial intelligence is useful for someone who knows how to program software, no historical experience of how to use a computer.
This is the very first time in history that all of a sudden that computer is easy to use. If you don't know how to use AI, just open up the website, go to Chad GPT, go to Gemini Pro - just ask a simple question. . And you could even say, "I have no idea how to use AI. Can you teach me how to use AI?" And if you don't know how to type, hit the microphone button and speak to us.. And if you don't understand English, you can speak whatever language you like.
It is an extraordinary thing. And I also think it's incredible that if the AI doesn't know that language, you tell the AI go learn that language, right? And so so I think everybody needs to to engage AI. It is the greatest equalization um uh equalization force that we have ever known and it's going to empower.. it's going to enable... it's going to lift society of all you know everywhere.
Family Huang 2009 whose first 100 engineering partners linking Nvidia, Silicon Valley West Coast and Taiwan East coast - gave stanford engineering AI's Deep Learning Lab core of stanford worldwide Science and Engineering Quadrangle.
If you know this- please help others. If you don't know this please ask for help2002-2020 saw pattern recognition tools such as used by medical surgeons improve 1000-fold. From 2020, all sorts of Human Intellligence (HI) tools improved 4-fold a year - that's 1000 fold in 5 years. Problem HI1 if you get too atached to 2020's tool, a kid who starts with 2025 smartest tool may soon leap ahead of you. Problem HI2: its no longer university/institution you are alumni of, but which super-engineers (playing our AI game of whose intel tools you most need to celebrate. Problem HI3- revise your view of what you want from whom you celebrate and the media that makes people famous overnight. Indeed, is it even a great idea (for some places) to spend half a billion dolars selecting each top public servant. HI challenges do not just relate to millennials generative brainpower We can map intergeneration cases since 1950s when 3 supergenii (Neumann Einstein Turing) suddenly died within years of each other (due to natural cause, cancer, suicide). Their discoveries changed everything. HIClue 1 please stop making superengineers and super energy innovators NATIONS' most hated and wanted of people
March 2025:Grok 3 has kindly volunterered to assist younger half of world seek INTELLIGENCE good news of month :from Paris ai summit and gtc2025 changed the vision of AI. At NVIDIA’s GTC 2025 (March 18-21, San Jose, nvidianews.nvidia.com), Yann LeCun dropped a gem: LLaMA 3—Meta’s open-source LLM—emerged from a small Paris FAIR (Fundamental AI Research) team, outpacing Meta’s resource-heavy LLM bets. LeCun, speaking March 19 (X @MaceNewsMacro)
IT came out of nowhere,” beating GPT-4o in benchmarks (post:0, July 23, 2024). This lean, local win thrilled the younger crowd—renewable generation vibes—since LLaMA 3’s 405B model (July 2024, huggingface.co) is free for all, from Mumbai coders to Nairobi startups.
Good News: Indian youth grabbed it—Ambani praised Zuckerberg at Mumbai (October 24, 2024, gadgets360.com) for “democratizing AI.” Modi’s “import intelligence” mantra (2024, itvoice.in) synced, with LLaMA 3 fueling Hindi LLMs (gadgets360.com). LeCun’s 30-year neural net legacy (NYU, 1987-) bridged Paris to India—deep learning’s next leap, compute-cheap and youth-led. old top page :... 2:: Agri AI
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Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Designing a Roadmap to
The Future We Want, The UN We Need
Dear colleague:
Join us in less than two hours for the first day of the UN75 Global Governance Forum. In this update, you will find today’s agenda and Livestream & Zoom links to join your preferred sessions and your favorite speakers. Do not miss the chance to engage in this global conversation!
Welcome Remarks Maryam Nemazee, Al Jazeera Newshour Anchor, Opening Plenary Moderator
Opening Comments “Where We’ve Been, What We Hope to Accomplish” by Maureen Connolly, Forum Director
Statement of Appreciation Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, President of the General Assembly, UNGA 74 and Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the United Nations
Brief Presentation Cristina Petcu, Research Associate, The Stimson Center Roadmap for the Future We Want & UN We Need: A Vision 20/20 for UN75 & Beyond
Opening Panel "The Future We Want, The United Nations We Need"
Ban Ki-Moon, Eighth UN Secretary-General, Deputy Chair of The Elders, and President & Chair, Global Green Growth Institute
Aya Chebbi, African Union Envoy on Youth
Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, President of the General Assembly (UNGA 74th Session) and Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the United Nations
Gro Harlem Brundtland, Co-Chair, Global Preparedness Monitoring Board, Member of The Elders, and former Director-General of the World Health Organization and Prime Minister of Norway
Q&A with Global Audience Led by Maryam Nemazee
Concurrent Sessions – 10:30am - 12:00pm (New York)
Post-COVID Recovery and the Future of Global Economic and Social Governance
Laura Chinchilla, Vice-President of the Club de Madrid and former President of Costa Rica
Jose Antonio Ocampo, Former UN Undersecretary-General for Economic & Social Affairs
Maria João Rodrigues, President of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies, Member of the European Parliament, and former Portuguese Minister of Employment
Michael Møller, 12th Director-General of the United Nations in Geneva and Kofi Annan Foundation Board Member
Moderator: Augusto Lopez-Claros, Chair of the Global Governance Forum and former senior IMF & World Bank official
Reimagining the Global Human Rights and Humanitarian Architecture
Hina Jilani, President of the World Organization Against Torture and Member of The Elders
Olof Skoog, Head of the Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations
Cindy Huang, Vice-President of Strategic Outreach, Refugees International
Michael Yiqiang Liu, Founder and Executive-Director, Chinese Initiative on International Law
Moderator: Natalie Samarasinghe, Chief of Strategy in the Office of the Special Adviser on the Preparations for the Commemoration of the United Nations’ 75th Anniversary
Climate Governance: The Paris Agreement and Beyond
Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, Chair of The Elders
Wanjira Mathai, Vice President and Regional Director for Africa of the World Resources Institute
Lloyd Axworthy, former Foreign Minister of Canada and Chair, World Refugee Council
Adriana Abdenur, Co-Founder of CIPO and Member of the UN’s Committee on Development Policy
Arunabha Ghosh, Founder and CEO, Council on Energy, Environment and Water
Moderator: Magnus Jiborn, Senior Researcher at Global Challenges Foundation and Maja Groff, Convener, Climate Governance Commission and Visiting Professor at Leiden University
Concurrent Dialogues – 12:00pm - 1:30pm (New York)
A Global Civic Ethic, Countering Rising Nationalism, and The Future of Global Governance
Lysa John, Secretary-General of CIVICUS
Lolwah Al-Khater, Executive-Director of the Doha Forum
Saphira Rameshfar, Representative, United Nations New York, Baha’i International Community
Thomas Weiss, Presidential Professor, City University of New York Graduate Center, former President of the International Studies Association, and former Chair and Executive-Director of the Academic Council on the UN System
Moderator: Richard Ponzio, Director and Senior Fellow, Just Security 2020 Program, The Stimson Center
Jens Orback, Executive Director, The Global Challenges Foundation
Marcel Arsenault, Founder, One Earth Future Foundation
Sandra Breka, Member of the Board of Management of Robert Bosch Stiftung
James Goldston, Executive Director, Open Society Justice Initiative, Open Society Foundations
Moderator: Maria Kisumbi, Senior Adviser, Policy & Government Relations, Humanity United and former Coordinator of Law and Advocacy for Women in Uganda
Technology, Financing and Global Governance Partnerships for Good Global Citizenship
Paul Monaghan, CEO Fair Tax Mark
Yu Ping Chan, Senior Programme Officer/Team Leader, Digital Cooperation, United Nations Ambassador Henri Verdier, French Ambassador for Digital Affairs
Jack Dangermond, Founder and President, ESRI
Rajiv Joshi, Founder of Bridging Ventures and Executive-in-Residence at Oxford Saïd Business School
Ursula Wynhoven, United Nations Representative, International Telecommunications Union
Henri Verdier, French Ambassador for Digital Affairs
Moderator: Sue Allchurch, Chief, Outreach & Engagement, the United Nations Global Compact
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