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This is a very good framework from Matt Webb for organizations how to do strategic pathfinding when it comes to AI. In Germany especially, lots of orgs would benefit from doing this instead of whatever it is that they are busy with right now.

Interesting to see the word overhang used here (originally by Nat Friedman) which I normally use when talking about tech “debt” but a capability overhang is of course also possible.

https://interconnected.org/home/2023/12/08/ai-pathfinding

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GitHub Copilot is like every Microsoft product. Everybody uses it because it comes bundled in their company contract but nobody likes it.

As somebody working in platform for the past years, I’ve become very familiar with the different dimensions of this debate around productivity and John here unpacks the topic in a way that’s really useful. I used the nails analogy just yesterday.

The thing that Bert is not getting here is that Gaia-X is meant to be a distraction and not much else (that “else” would be politically far too risky to act upon). That’s the way these kind of things work. Meanwhile Europe will remain without its own cloud.