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2025-08-11 08:51:49

The Memory Wars: AI Memory, Network Effects, and the Geopolitics of Cognitive Sovereignty
Mario Brcic
arxiv.org/abs/2508.05867 arxiv.org/pd…

The Memory Wars: AI Memory, Network Effects, and the Geopolitics of Cognitive Sovereignty
The advent of continuously learning Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistants marks a paradigm shift from episodic interactions to persistent, memory-driven relationships. This paper introduces the concept of "Cognitive Sovereignty", the ability of individuals, groups, and nations to maintain autonomous thought and preserve identity in the age of powerful AI systems, especially those that hold their deep personal memory. It argues that the primary risk of these technologies transcends traditional…

@grumpybozo@toad.social
2025-08-03 15:57:54

There's a point here, but it's really narrower than it looks.
Many individuals can self-host to a level that meets their needs. Not everyone needs anti-DDoS on their web server. Not everyone needs 10GB of space for email accessible from any device anywhere. Almost no one needs a global anycast DNS network.

Thib (@thibaultamartin@mamot.fr)
At the individual scale, self-hosting is not a good way to “be in control of my data.” It’s like saying I do a vegetable garden to be in control of my food. I need much more than I can grow, it’s an inefficient use of my time, and I’m one bad season away from losing it all. Resilience and transparency are key to be in control of my data and I can’t achieve this alone. This is a social problem, we need to bring solutions as a society. #sovereignty #selfHosting #gardening

@paulbusch@mstdn.ca
2025-09-25 11:43:37

Good Morning #Canada
Today, while doing my morning Google thingy, I learned that Elon Musk has Canadian Citizenship. Now I need a shower.
Canada is pretty picky when we look for individuals who should be Canadian. Only 6 non-citizens have ever been recognized as Honorary Canadians, which takes an Act of Parliament to be designated with the honour. It provides zero rights or privileges but looks good on your resume. It is far more likely that non-citizens could be awarded the Order of Canada as they are eligible if they have made a significant contribution to Canadian society or had a positive impact on the world at large. As of August 2025, 8,647 people have been appointed to the order, an average of 150 per year since the honour was established in 1967. There is no list of non-Canadian recipients, as the government doesn't track them separately, but Queen Elizabeth II was awarded her Sovereign badge in 1970.
#CanadaIsAwesome #Welcome
cbc.ca/news/canada/who-are-the