Lara Williams
EMEA Climate Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
climate for @opinion • formerly social • ex-@Interhacktives • 🏃🏻♀️• 🧗🏻♀️• 🏔 all my views are my own • coiner of the word "sogflation"
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2 weeks ago |
verdict.co.uk | Lara Williams
Is open source the answer to the ‘AI space race’? It might be the right answer but the question is fundamentally wrong. The space race and the current desire to ensure AI sovereignty reflect strategic national interests. Country leaders view technological innovation as critical to national security, economic prosperity, and global influence. The US-Soviet space race of the 1950s-60s was driven by geopolitical competition beyond mere scientific advancement.
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verdict.co.uk | Lara Williams
The great business comeback trope almost always fails to acknowledge the hard work, missteps and sometimes decades of persistence required to simply keep operating. For Yahoo’s UK country manager, Steve Mchenry, the term isn’t even applicable to the one-time biggest internet services company in the world. Yahoo may have lost its crown to Google, but it never really lost its brand equity.
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japantimes.co.jp | Lara Williams
Carbon dioxide is the big daddy of greenhouse gases. Making up the bulk of our emissions and staying up in the atmosphere for many centuries, whether we’re successful or not at limiting global temperature rise boils down to what we do about CO2. But it’s only part of the equation in global warming. A group of lesser-discussed climate pollutants are many times more powerful than carbon dioxide and could serve as an emergency brake on near-term warming.
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qoshe.com | Lara Williams
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Lara Williams
Why? (Bloomberg Opinion) -- The offences you’d most expect at a Toby Carvery, a budget British chain restaurant, would be those against food. Bad reviews from the past six months highlight poor service, dry meat and lumpy gravy. But one of its sites in Enfield, north London, recently became the scene of a crime against nature. The owners of the eatery, Mitchells & Butlers, admitted to felling an ancient oak tree on the edge of Whitewebbs Park earlier this month.
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