Segun Oduolowu and Matt Britton: The Future of AI
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TikTok Is Inane. China’s Imperial Ambition Is Not.
By Niall Ferguson (original source Bloomberg Opinion)
“It’s hard to get past the initial sheer inanity of TikTok.
I spent half an hour trying to make sense of the endless feed of video snippets of ordinary people doing daft things with their dogs or in their kitchens or in the gym. I figured out the viral memes of the moment: animals dancing to Tono Rosario’s ‘Kulikitaka,’ the suspenseful unveiling of hunks or hounds to the repeated words, “Please don’t be ugly.” I asked my eight-year-old son what I should look out for. He recommended the dancing ferret. I never found it.
Thirty minutes of TikTok left me with just one burning question: How can this thing be a threat to U.S. national security?”
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