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Mario Frias questioned whether the press would give extensive coverage to what he described as a supposed attempted coup that occurred that day in São Paulo. He also asked whether the Armed Forces had been activated, whether those responsible had been identified, and whether the heads of the Powers had expressed themselves in defense of democracy. Frias further asked who would pay for the damage to public property and whether the president was in the United States or at the location of the events. He questioned whether the criteria would be applied equally to everyone and whether democracy would have a side. #Democracia #GolpeDeEstado #Mídia (translated)

Seydou replied that his interlocutor did not know the subject, then argued that, during the execution of Danton and Desmoulins, Billaud-Varenne and Collot d’Herbois had led the assault, contrary to those who accused Robespierre of it. He asked him if he knew that, before adding in a mocking tone that he indeed did not know the subject. #Histoire #RévolutionFrançaise #Savoir (translated)

Rick Azevedo said that he was struck by the fact that Flávio Bolsonaro wanted to open an investigation against the head of the Federal Police when, according to him, the institution was beginning to investigate matters that could harm him. Azevedo stated that, in his opinion, the group only supported investigations when they were directed at opponents and questioned what a new return to power would be like. #FlávioBolsonaro #Política #Corrupção (translated)

Julian Adrat referred to dm CEO Christoph Werner as a smart head and accused Caren Miosga of interrupting Werner when he praised Gerhard Schröder's reforms. He wrote that she wanted to discredit Schröder as a friend of Putin and prevent a discussion about successful reforms. Moreover, Werner did not share the pessimism about an end to the traffic light coalition and pointed out that history continues to evolve. Adrat quoted him as saying it would be "the first time in history" if the end of history were to occur now. The simple truths put public broadcasters in a sweat, wrote Adrat. #Politik #Deutschland #Reformen (translated)

"We will not hinder or stifle the growth of this incredible industry in any way." After the heads of leading AI companies explicitly called for a slower development in AI, Trump rejected that: "We will not hinder or stifle the growth of this incredible industry in any way," he wrote at the time. #BillGates #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Technologie (translated)

"that the impression of camaraderie or a privileged partnership must not arise" BSW chief Fabio De Masi had already clarified one day after the meeting on X that the impression of camaraderie or a privileged partnership must not arise between his party and the AfD. #Wagenknecht #AfD #Politik (translated)

AMS boss Johannes Kopf calls for a higher retirement age and emphasizes the need for political decisions based on mathematics rather than ideology, while pointing out the demographic challenges and the current labor market situation in Austria. #Pensionsreform #Arbeitsmarkt #KünstlicheIntelligenz (translated)

Something that cannot be monitored cannot be trusted. A person must always be able to stop or shut down an AI model in the middle of a task, wrote Nadella in a post on the online platform X. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has called for a kind of "emergency brake" in artificial intelligence out of concern for a loss of control. The difference from previously used software is that with today's artificial intelligence, one can no longer attribute behavior and results to specific inputs, training data, or configurations, wrote Nadella. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Notbremse (translated)

Friedrich Merz, as Chancellor and CDU leader, is under massive pressure and meets with the presidency of his party at the CDU headquarters to discuss a change of course and clear positions against the AfD, while at the same time the causes of the recent election defeats are to be analyzed. #CDU #FriedrichMerz #Politik (translated)

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella calls for an "emergency brake" in artificial intelligence out of concern for a loss of control and emphasizes that humans must always be able to stop AI models at any time, while also pointing to the need for advanced containment mechanisms. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Technologiekontrolle (translated)