The Digital Age is Changing The Rules of The Game

Tesla appears to be copying Apple's strategy to grow services, once it's locked buyers into its hardware ecosystem. Will that lead to a duopoly, like that of IoS & Android? What will customers' data be worth to Tesla/its peers & who will govern its usage?
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A great example of 'building the plane [or in this instance, a space station] as you fly.' Reassuring to see forward thinking firms like @Nanoracks innovating to fix the growing problem of space debris. May their speed match that of debris proliferation
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The U.S. military recently conducted a live-fire full combat replication with unmanned-to-unmanned teaming guiding attacks, small reconnaissance drones, satellites sending target coordinates to ground artillery & high-speed, AI-enabled “networked” warfare.
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Labour laws are being crafted, amended, lobbied for & passed by tech companies, in response to their business model needs. Certainly these laws need upgrading to meet digital age needs, but who is ensuring an equitable balance for society?
#DigitalAgeESG
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Let's hope that the Pope's call for divine intervention is more effective than the disparate attempts at AI ethics to date
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Labour laws are being transformed for a digital age. Tech companies are taking leadership in crafting these laws & lobbying heavily to have them passed. This affects the future of all workers, as automation leads to more gig workers
Read our analysis here: https://buff.ly/3pCxDca

We've just published an analysis into the pros and cons of @prop22, looking through the lens of innovation in digital age laws and the responsibilities of companies that craft and lobby doggedly to have them passed
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Excellent panel last night, discussing future of connectivity. Key takeaways:
1. Divergence of physical & digital infrastructure
2. Air, road & rail have had differing recoveries > road most robust
3. Structural geopolitical, commercial & societal overlapping shifts = complexity

Excited to speaking this evening to a distinguished group of investors and regulators about the future of cities, transport and connectivity, looking through the lens of structural geopolitical, societal and commercial shifts. Will share insights from our dialogue here tomorrow.

I'm delighted to be speaking about a subject near and dear to my heart: Ethics and Governance of Big Tech, at The European Responsible Investment Conference on November 19th, from 13.30 – 15:00.
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