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Probable First 10 priorities of 25X energy efficient supercomputers
  • India Billion peoples basic ai health system & universal finance id
  • Agentic AI transformation womens education 9 to 15
  • Startup open ai ecosystem bridging hundreds of first mile agri and arts/garments etc startups with nations top 10 industries (Elon)
    UK-Valley Alphafold biotech segment leaps include tropical diseases as well as worldwide cancer data
  • Translation of all mother tongues to everyone codes ai via top 2 language llms and decolonial ai geonomic maps
  • Doudna Deepest continent scaled maths problems starting with energy and health transmission
  • First follower humanoid digital twins- eg community safety jobs nobody wants
  • Open profession AI startups
  • Colossus space ai including drone & cable ai
  • Chat+inference+physical ai everywhere self driving cars' "road of things AI"
  • Taiwan AI Digital twin ai factories etc- from Asia to West
  • Earth 2.0 & all deep global data others dont want to first
  • HUmanoids on streets ai
    Japan AI 5 asian supercity benchmark 5 or more western capitals including green model for half of countries with next to no critical minerals
  • Transgeneration Mapping (beyond multilateral relocation of education for millennial generation- eg united mayors ai)
  • HK and diaspora chinese: Digital twin university health colleges
  • Neuroscience etc Mapping start up ecosystem bridging cultures of 10 + regional nations and superport value chains
  • nft and womens metagames ai - eg beingai.org
  • UAE Water ai and Parallel geo-ai system but for middle east primarily desert superports and 360 degree trade maps sustainability
  • France - nuclear datacentre ai micro open ai and top 10 eu continent industries>
  • Sports AI owned by youth- end bad media and bring eg swiss into open euro models
  • Open history- culture ai
  • 25 years of knowledge city ai uniting nordia elearning & human capital- livelihoods new to millennils
  • PLus one
    Help welcomed ongoing intelligence Case Search - source Nvidia top 100 partners in 21st C accelerated computing - alphabet olf engineering inteligence - AI, BioI, Trillion$CoroprateI, DiscoveryI, EnergyI, FinananceI, GovI, HealthI, Icubed : 1) your real 1; 2 your digital 1; 3 your brain body and communal wellbeing support from agentic ai

    Monday, December 31, 2007

    Energy Intelligence sdg 007

    Dibs from UNwomens linkin: 

    Asians who connect lot of deep green finance include: Nippon Life Makoto 

    True or false - a large containership uses far more energy than a large supercomputer.

    True or false design of supercomputers can range 100 fold in energy efficiency for par deep data analyses

    - see what nvidia's leader says- see what is valued by those including ibm, US tenstorrent,  Belgium's Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre  Gate All Around tech, and linking in Japan's (eg rapidus) comeback in designing semiconductor partnership with taiwan (understand league tables of world top fab and fabless chip corporation- and key to national data sovereignty core and global public good spartnership not monopoly legislation) - make league table of world's biggest 50 data centers - which of these datacenters leads an unique intelligence purpose as opposed to me-too ai

    Chats inform me this to be so. http://povertymuseums.blogspot.com/2007 Please help me. 1) are chats mistaken?.2) is the whole politics of supercomputers are causing an energy crisis totally ignorant? I do wish all universities shared one mooc getting simple engineering "true and false" sorted openly and across disciplines. This could advance all our brains and even help unite us humans wherever such valuation could be the deepest parental responsibility we owe to next generation.

    Energy choices may be very local for a decade until eg fusion is possible everywhere

    nhk japan public broadcaster provides model for all public broadcasters - see also nvidia partnership with all europe's public broadcasters

    otec makes sense in archipelagos if your coastline has deepwater- electricity generation constant if costly; by products produce aquaculture and other jobs - see nhk  Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC), a technology that uses the temperature difference between warm surface seawater and cold deep seawater to generate electricity. Japan has been a leader in OTEC research and development, with pilot projects including a 100-kW test facility on Kume Island in Okinawa Prefecture

    we can expect nations to segment - those with little carbon assets are doubly incentivised to lead non carbon tech  - data will increasingly show where climate risks cant be delayed and probably segment 2 world economy clusters of nations 

    -those with plentiful energy - eg saudi and uae have fascinating 20 year opportunities- eg will saudi plentiful energy and data centres connect overland imec trade digital and cultural corridor with entries to all 3 sea routes - med, gulf, africa coastline


    those eg uk and japan with royal leaders who care about futures of water and energy and people generations and celebrate tv nature programs eg attenborough UK, personal studies overlaps of world leading island economies eg twinning of intellects of king harles and japan emperor

    moreover asian supercities likely to benchmark lead way forward since energy, transport, education renewability all win-wins with 10 times more health*wealth as well as community model valued by younger half of world intelligence in SHE(LF)F WE trust exponential growth with nature and uniting human race - nb match goals 5 3 4 (land finance) 2 7 6



    see also nuclear fission

    geothermal

    solar

    wind

    how does eg quantum analysis tackle generation distribution algorithms across nation

    ...?

    nb ultimately populations need energy and water , infrastructure of transportation and trade and transparent design of city-village connections on continental scales - beyond 90 day numerology, AI generation will we need open model maps (and helpful public servants and legislation to cooperate in designing world in which machines energy needs do not exponentially conflict with health, food, clean environment humans need


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     Average containership uses about 80 megawatts- many ai datacenters use less though collzsus largest in fall 2025 uses about 250 megawatts, and ai factories may be doubling in sixe every few yeras


    good news for containership is danish companies launch of emethanol- classed as renewable as solar  is used with plants methanol

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    Sunday, December 30, 2007

    Goal green energy ontel

     which nations supercomputers are connecting humans with deepest intelligences on what?
    fall 2025 update - recently the dc economics club made the case for saudi supercomputing being most likely to connect truest intelligence on energy


    Saudi is eg 4 times cheaper at getting poiil out of ground thaan usa
    it has the world largest gas field
    it is the world leader in desaliating water
    all of these abilities could make the imec corridor from mumbai to marseilles (overland saudi) the most economic ever;
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    related linkedin - mapping imec
    intelligence world tour - mapping partners of nvidia's 20 most energy efficient supercomputers

    other older stories

    https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3279733/chinese-scientists-create-energy-lotus-leaves-opening-door-plant-power-source/ '''''    Xmas 2007: we first traveled to Bangladesh to ask whether youth could help transform education and economics around the worldwide goal of ending poverty. In 2009 we hosted a party with brac and grameen directors. Our dreams of learning from both Yunus and Fazle Abed started to disappear as ever more conflicts surrounded yunus. We started to see tech wizards gravitating round BRAC. To remember the passing of The Economist's Norman Macrae the Japan embassy asked Fazle Abed to host 2 roundtables on the future of teach and of Brac University. 2017: Alipay's first published partnership with sir fazle abed. In 20 dec 2019 sir fazle abed died. This brings us to our number 1 search of 2020s - can ali and brac scholars help youth be the first SDG generation?
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    Friday, November 30, 2007

    Selection of PovertyMuseums newsletters 2008 In january yunus technology director asks for worldwide search of next stage of developing village hubs- as microcredit.tv pro-youth journalists know know: in the pre-digital era it took yunus directors 7 years to develop their centre format (massively repicated from 1983) in which one branch manager could network 60 by 60 hubs of village women (walked to by POP/bareffoot banker once a week) being responsible for their livelihoods and the sustainability of the 3600 families tey represented - in other words each grameen bank branch served life critical needs of about 20000 peopaulo freire type action learning network arouhd 16 decisions; and the (first no financial service didtributed by bank managers- carrott seeds)- so that every centre was twinned with a vegetable garden); and groups of 60 women organsiing their mnen to develo sanitation systems around pit latrinnes, and then aan aga khan award for the safest minimalist cyclone proof hut with an unique mortgage system (only the mother coould take pout tyhe lopa- so for the first time village women and their children were more legally secure than their husbands)_ because of this bottom-up hub structire yusnu was choseb by by soros, MIT and telenor to be worlds first partner in experimnnting with mobile phmne empowerment of village women back in 1996 but the biggest question of end poverty world at start of 2008 was - what ahs been learnt form fisrt 12 years of mobile women4empowement and what are most exciting timmping points are parallel experiments around mobile now freeing around world of ending poverty -and PovertyUni that may most openly study this during 2008 Kenya became a world leader in answering this quesion - see stories of IHUB and ushahidi, and mpesa and safari, and how tis all started back in 1999 wit yujus friend ingrid munro inventing te world's nmber 1 model of banking for slums and happy families here youth are trusted to rebuiold communities
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    Monday, September 10, 2007

     peroksvite addition to silicon as base of solar energy cells - up to 30000 researchers

    Search instead for perovskite reserachers japan solar

    AI Overview

    AI Overview
    Japan makes public-private push for bendable solar panels
    Japanese researchers, including the pioneering Professor Tsutomu Miyasaka and his group, were instrumental in the early development of perovskite solar cells, demonstrating their potential and achieving key efficiencies and applications such as space and low-light use. Key players driving the technology forward into mass production include companies like Sekisui Chemical and Panasonic. Research continues to focus on improving the durability, efficiency, and new forms like 2D perovskites, with Japan investing heavily to become a leader in this next-generation solar technology.  
    Key Researchers & Developments
    • Professor Tsutomu Miyasaka:
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      His group was the first to demonstrate perovskite solar cells in 2009 and later integrated perovskite into solid-state cells, significantly advancing the field. 
    • Miyasaka Research Group:
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      This group continues to explore perovskite solar cells for space applications, having shown they can resist cosmic radiation and operate in high-altitude, low-temperature environments. 
    • Yuko Takeoka:
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      A polymer chemist at Sophia University in Tokyo, she specializes in 2D perovskites, which can help address some of the stability issues of traditional 3D perovskite materials. 
    • Takashi Minemoto:
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      A researcher from Ritsumeikan University, he and his team have been studying the role of barrier films in perovskite solar cell durability against heat and humidity. 
    Key Applications & Advantages
    • Flexible and Lightweight:
      The ultra-thin and flexible nature of perovskite solar panels allows for installation on diverse surfaces like building windows, roofs, and even urban structures where silicon panels are impractical. 
    • Low-Light and Indoor Power:
      Perovskites can generate power from indoor lighting sources, opening up new applications beyond direct sunlight. 
    • High Efficiency:
      Modern perovskite cells have achieved power conversion efficiencies comparable to leading silicon solar panels. 
    • Lower Production Costs:
      The ability to use simple, low-temperature manufacturing processes and roll-to-roll printing reduces costs. 
    Japanese Companies & Investment
    • Sekisui Chemical and Panasonic:
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      These companies are spearheading the commercialization of perovskite solar cells, developing flexible designs for buildings and exploring integration with silicon cells to increase efficiency. 
    • Significant Investment:
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      The Japanese government has pledged billions in subsidies and investments for perovskite solar research and development, aiming to meet ambitious renewable energy goals. 
    Future Outlook 
    • Japan aims to significantly increase its solar capacity using perovskite technology, with mass production slated to begin in 2025. The focus remains on improving stability, increasing efficiency, and expanding the applications of this versatile technology to achieve a more sustainable energy future.
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    Adapation & Hoover SETR Debrief April AI2025 extract _Everywhere that parents want to make education great again NOW needs.investing huge amounts in biotechnology not just for health or agriculture but across the board. Our investments on that kind of biological infrastructure for progress in the future truly needs to be meta/mega! Studies suggest over 50% of the GDP could be affected by biotechnology and this is a big deal but yes it's aspirational: you all could get there but not if we blow from a geopolitical perspective.Nature's reality (Einstein 1905 e=mcsquared) now means  you can have localized supply chains- if you can biomanufacture something you don't have to have one biggest factory anywhere. As Stanford Biomaps guide Drew likes to point out when we walk across campus he's like aren't trees amazing they can grow anywhere right the leaf development system of a tree is unique to a particular place now imagine you (& eg 3d print) can bio manufacture anything anywhere. So, we're not talking about supply chain vulnerabilities to China anymore. Can we cheer on millennials'  4 billion brains with a bit of help from agentic ai freedom of learning  to celebrate the kind of Forward Thinking opportunity that the bioeconomy could generate have





























































































































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     AI20s VERY GOOD IN A NUTSHELL

    2023-King Charles is best poss AI world series cheerleader because in his teens (Tokyo Olympics 1964), he and Japan Empire family were delighted that tech and food science hag started 5-win trading down the coastal belt Japan Korea Taiwan HK Singapore

    Its arguable that since 1960s Taiwan has been best in sharing intel on food, infrastructure, chips and Intelligence.

    Today in Chang Yang and Tsais well as Nvidia's genius Huang pretty much all millennial hope of being first renewable gen begins and ends with Taiwanese American interaction around 4 deep learning contexts

    education with fei-fei li accepted aa uniquely cooperative centre of gravity

    nature's science -hassabis ai for life sciences and climate involve pattern gaming AI

    Other trillion dollar sector partnership for good that humans supercomputing can assist (eg see first 100 partners of GTC2024-2020)

    Sovereign AI of place - eg Charles can cheer on 20 partners with commonwealth nvidia has convened as well as Barbados co-pilot of this islands first 400 years since English arrived. Its relatively easy to search out how Huang has so special language-geonomic-culture assignments rising across the first 5 Asian countries Charles saw in 1960s with Taiwan naturally taking pride of place.

    EE 2020s: National and Regional AI councils - their composition and reporting - has become a clue to that region's likely HumansAI cooperation relevant to eg UN sdgs and in advancing human lot - please tell chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk of place councils that inspire you - the uk is a reasonable if not world leading case
    Neuron=keyword1ofUNFutures.docx

    how & why google brain and deep mind grew up quickly

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    09.1 Dr Fei-Fei Li (FFL) 1 arrives from Princeton at Stanford - she's probably first mathematician in 50 years to emulate Neumann-Einstein-Turing but she would never claim that- she begins annual open vision computer deep learning competition imagenet: her doctorate blends neuroscience and computing in new to 21st c world idea :if we train computers to see we can ask them to solve challenges they see all around humans without most of traditional computer programing
    09.2 At Stanford Andrew Ng best teacher 92.23 founder of Mooc, also AIfund and Stanford's Mr coding greets FFL
    09.3 at Stanford Jerty Yang who has sold yahoo now investing in us-asia graduates stanford as well as clouds etc
    09.4 Hassabis comes from london - exchanges theses with FFL; the two set forth to change world with best ai; 2011 Hasabis gets funds to launch deepmind company; merges with google 2014 ; leads world in science ai; eg alphfold2 translates ability as world champion at go to mapping 200000 proteins donated in an open databank saving biotech millions of years of work
    11.1 Jefffrey Dean 1 2 founds google brain - now sister towns mountain view and stanford (palo alto) ready for humanity's ost exciting race with intelligence
    12.1  Yan Lecun'1989 mathematical theory of Convolutional Neural Networks becomes practice core of 2012 contributions by canadians 12.2 Alex Krizhevsky, 12.3 Ilya Sutskever (in 2015 co-founder open ai), and 12.4 Geoffrey Hinton, Aluxnet emerges as a lead entry of imagenet 2012 - CNN beomes a key framework of the new ai   
    12.5 ai in education starts being debated at Sheika Moza global education laureates which are founded with alumni of fazle abed as well as her building of women ed city and university campus and refugee edu epicentre educationaboveall - several asian countries start discussing ai as a k-12 literacy (the idea being that kindergarten teachers up are part of visioning ai as a lens to 21st c tech current affairs and future generation)
    13.1 Jim Kim at world bank is first multilateral leader to talk about how can ai help- his persistence transfers to Guterres
    13.2 Ms Clara Wu Tsai HU0 1 2 (Stanford alumn 88, Brooklyn Resident 1 2  3) lead funder  of Stanford Neuroscience building; also Yale Neuroscience; Many Brooklyn foundations & sports- racial justice 50mn previously HK
    15.1 open ai starts as a foundation with 10 mn $ funding by Elon Musk; around 2018 Musk leaves so as not to cause coflict with his ai research at spacex and tesla; in 2019 foundation openai controversially becomes a corporate ipoand origin of chatgpt
    17.1 Guterres
    17.2 Melinda Gates
    17.3 ceo nvidia jensen huang (1) helps co-found ai-4-all.org with melinda gates- schools curriculum edited by fei-fei li ai-4=all.org including ai dance for 7 year olds up- see range of 10 currcula and intent to mentor high school engineering girls into good ai college pathways<br>
    - i am really not sure a person should be in education (or public service) from now on if they are not aware of these <a href="https://ai-4-all.org/resources/">first 10 ai modules</a> - i am not saying mos schools need to eg teach neural networks but they will be in the middle of ever innovation that improves millennials lives and the peculiar thing as a neuroscience idea NN began in the 1940s and was on v neumann's last lectures wishlist of future of computer and the brain- go to 21 fr next leap as Hassabis' deepmindscvracks 200000 protein codes now open sourced; and brand news labs for neuroscientists - mrs tsai building stanford with czi making this one o3 regional zones of biohub dunding and ai2 in seattle another ai biotech leader<br>
    *ai kindergarten up can do ai dance and ai drawing
    *ai ten year olds up can do ethics and nature
    *anyone who decides their life is going to be in tech, maths on engieerin can start on the ai of Neural Networks 1 NN 2 CNN 3 RAN 4 BAN
    17.4 stanford alumni/google leaders
    17.5 Paul Allen foundation AI2 etioni
    those who have sposored labs etc on campus give first chance to join launches of stanford hai -see eg 17.6 hoffman- ai projects comoetition with yee
    17.7 prscilla chan czi lab stanford plus 2
    17.8 nobel chemist jennifer doudno gene databank - ffl and jennifer become good friends comparing similarities in their work
    18.1 Lila Ibrahim moves from Coursera to be COO at London Deep Mind     
    19 it feels like 30+ billionaires joined in launch stanford HAI - more details coming soon- 
    19.1 linkedin hoffman early to funding with yee student ai pitches- also 
    see his review of Melinda Gates opening momentsoflift
    21 everything is converging on biotech with deepmind protein database alphafold2, stanford (tsai building) from 13.2 neuroscientists now have their own space - 21.1Ada  poon connects tsai, czi and stanford engineering with devices relevant to data collection ai health
    23 another giant leap for education - who'd want to school where teachers not aware of melinda gates 4 book library - empowering womens intelligence; and giant convergence of HAI as hassabis deep mind london merges with google brain

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    .Breaking news summer 2018- what would the world uniquely miss if alumni networks of sir fazle abed brac and jack ma alibaba

    had never existed? Probably our species would lose all chance of youth sustainability now the UN has admitted it has 17 goals but no financial access -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

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    norman macrae surveys in the economist starting 1962 asked how could we help
    peoples join in sustaining the world- as a teenage navigator in ww2 serving bomber command
    myanmar/bangladesh region

    2010= tracking brac uni coalition - deepest sgirls dg alumni

    index to other worldwide coalitions of global scholars and redesign of vakue chain of education from pre- to grad in association with worldrecordjobs.com - which wrj creator would you like to be alumni of
    search wrj- is your favorite there- tell us of more links to alumni; if your favorite ist there- we really need to hear from you chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk
    9 clintonuni coalitions
    8 schwarzman scholars coalitions
    7 osun soros coalitions ban ki-moon incluing other vienna and netherlands coalitions
    6 scottish entrepreneurial revolution coalitions
    5 concept coalitions eg worldrecordjobs.com or zoomuni.net -most urgent missing curricula of 2020s- eg end virus curricula
    4 ai in education and other uni coalitions led by singapore
    3 analysis of unicorns to see which may plant graduate coalititions - unicornuni
    2 you tell us of emerging uni coalitions in 2020s and youth as sdg generation
    1 crimson and other coalitions of why not a silicon vallet and stanford everywhere
    0 infrastructure- geonomic mapping trade for all uni


    extract from five by 60 min transcripts - life in day of fazle abed, brac, world's larges ngo coaltion - on why his legacy also needs to be the most ope uni coalition of sdgs and women and all lives matter including youth two thirds of whom are asian 15% african and less than 10% from g8- queries welcome chris.macrae@yahoo,co.uk


    50.00 Usually when the Chinese ambassador to Bangladesh calls me he is looking for ideas on poverty alleviation, but back in 2011 I suddenly got a call asking me about a different sort of noble project : did I have ideas on how china could avoid the middle income trap – it turned out the economist had just done a survey on that https://www.economist.com/special-report/2011/06/25/beware-the-middle-income-trap Do you have ideas about things that we (China) can do to avoid the middle income trap?
    51:05 I said off the cuff I'll tell you one or two things that I think will be important for you to do to avoid middle income trap because the two countries that have become high-income countries in our region during the last thirty years are Singapore and Korea
    and what have they done that peer countries in the region didn't do, I can see only two things
    51:39 one thing singapore built a very high quality university designed to be the powerhouse of creating jobs, and enterprise innovation all kinds of things like that… so did korea…so if you want to build China as a high income country for one fifth of the human race, then you have to build a dozen Oxfords, dozen Cambridges dozen Harvard/MIT and dozen Stanford
    do that and then you China can build a high income Society
    52:22 And the ambassador said why is this? so I said well it's because in order to build these
    universities you need to endow them well and you have to give complete freedom to and for the intellect- intellectual freedom will mean no controls of state – you will have to forego that -- you can't you can't get the faculty to think only on what the party line is
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    the other thing is that they must be self-governing institutions -universities : if you can build that then you will have a high income Society- if you can’t then you fail

    dec 2019 death of fazle abed
    last education laureate to fazle abed - yidan prize
    nov 2019 last hi-level visits yt sir fazle friends to dhaka include ban ki-moon - convocation brac u

    feb 2019 vc of brac vincent chang headhunted from shenzen hk system co-endorsed by president of bangladesh
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    his war time enemy japan was helping all of eastern asia rise; norman was always
    concerned with outlasting stalin's legacy - his 1963 surveyed how unluck russian peoples had been and how complext their iced up coatal belt and neighbors were

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    **poverty museum - the one and only sustainability goals youth need to unite the world according to muhammad yunus; POP
    **Preferential Option Poor - the end poverty world leading model demonstrated inter alia by 25 years of jim kim experiences in building health care services out of nothing and the pope francis charter of 10 ways sustainable communities and loving care of families require congruent audits shared by open systems partners.
    PYP not ppp- goal 17 is neither a goal nor a sufficient system model- it taks at least 3 parties to triangularise - letf our of public private partners of the big get bigger is the dream of the poorest next girl or boy born - since 1976 entrepreneurial revoliution called for mapmakers to pyp- where y stands for youth partnering - education is fake if it doesnt valu next childs born lifes matter- so is media- so are sports- so are tech wizards high up in their ivory twers not auditing a place from viewpoint of empowering love and safety around children

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