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Når milliardærer leger med præsidenter - og demokratiet
Mens Bruxelles prøver at regulere, ruller dollarsedlerne gennem korridorerne.
Vi har fulgt pengene – og det, vi fandt, hænger sammen med det næste:
De sender raketter ud i rummet – og regningerne tilbage til os andre.
De kalder det innovation.
Andre kalder det et kup mod demokratiet.
Bag visionerne om rumkolonier gemmer sig drømmen om et liv uden regler –
og måske endda afskaffelsen af demokratiet, som vi kender det.
I den sammenhæng stiller vi spørgsmålet:
Er verdens største ø bare is og sten –
eller i virkeligheden tech-milliardærernes nye paradis?

Medvirkende og nævnte personer/kilder:
Per Clausen – medlem af Europa-Parlamentet for Enhedslisten. Direkte interviewperson og et af de centrale kilder gennem udsendelsen.
En sølvpapirshat… og siden en skraldespand…
Vibeke Schou Tjalve – forsker, Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier (DIIS). Forfatter til rapporten Corporate Cosmos og citeret om tech-milliardærernes ideologier og rumutopier.
Erica Payne – stifter af organisationen Patriotic Millionaires (USA). Medvirker via lydklip og udtalelser om ulighed og de superriges indflydelse på demokratiet.
Mikkel Flyverholm – forsker, Copenhagen Business School (CBS). Giver sin vurdering af milliardærernes investeringer i amerikanske valgkampagner.
Derek Beach – professor i statskundskab ved Aarhus Universitet. Citeres for sin analyse af libertarianisme og drømmen om en statsløs økonomisk orden.
Peter Fibiger Bang – professor ved SAXO-instituttet, Københavns Universitet. Om imperialisme og USA’s interesse for Grønland.
Ursula von der Leyen – formand for Europa-Kommissionen. Nævnt i forbindelse med Trumps toldpolitik og EU’s forsøg på at undgå handelskonflikt.

Mette Frederiksen – Danmarks statsminister. Omtales indirekte i relation til Trumps interesse for Grønland.
Peter Thiel – medstifter af PayPal og venturekapitalist. Citeret for sin idé om flydende, autonome byer og kritik af politisk styring. Desuden et uddrag af et interview/tale i Oxford

Elon Musk – ejer af SpaceX, Tesla og X (Twitter). Optræder i lydklip og omtales i forbindelse med rumkolonier, Mars og modstand mod regulering.
Mark Zuckerberg – grundlægger af Facebook (Meta Platforms). Nævnt som en af de amerikanske tech-milliardærer med politisk indflydelse.
Jeff Bezos – stifter af Amazon og ejer af Blue Origin. Nævnt som del af kredsen omkring præsident Trump og amerikansk tech-lobby.
Eric Schmidt – tidligere direktør i Google (Alphabet Inc.). Nævnt som deltager ved Trumps indsættelse og som investor i valgkampen.
Sam Altman – administrerende direktør i OpenAI. Nævnt i forbindelse med forudsigelser om AI-drevet arbejdsløshed og sociale spændinger.
Bradley Tusk – venturekapitalist og analytiker, citeret i Ingeniøren for sine vurderinger af ”netværksstaten”.
Donald J. Trump – USA’s præsident. Centralt omdrejningspunkt for udsendelsen, citeret via lydklip og omtalt i relation til EU, toldmure og Grønland.
 


Når milliardærer leger med præsidenter - og demokratiet

Neste episódio, Ricardo discute o AI washing, uma tendência crescente em que organizações alegam falsamente usar inteligência artificial. Semelhante ao greenwashing, o AI washing ocorre quando as empresas exageram suas capacidades de IA para atrair investidores ou parecer inovadoras. Na realidade, muitos dos chamados sistemas de IA são apenas ferramentas básicas de automação ou baseadas em regras. Essa prática cria sérios riscos, incluindo perda de credibilidade, questões legais e fracasso de projetos. Vargas destaca os sinais de alerta: narrativas chamativas em detrimento da ciência, promessas irrealistas, falta de verdadeiros especialistas em IA, negligência com a qualidade dos dados e governança deficiente. Ele explica que projetos reais de IA exigem transparência, dados sólidos, ética e humildade — lembrando os gerentes de projeto de evitar promessas exageradas e focar em valor genuíno, baseado em dados, em vez de exageros.
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The Truth Behind Fake AI Projects: Understanding AI Washing

A Verdade por Trás dos Projetos Falsos de IA: Entendendo o AI Washing

Dr. Sugat Chaturvedi, Assistant Professor at the School of Public Policy, IIT Delhi, explores his intriguing research, “Who Gets the Callback? Generative AI and Gender Bias,” shedding light on how generative AI may influence hiring outcomes and the persistent role of gender bias in recruitment processes.

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Who Gets the Job? AI, Gender Bias, and Hiring Decisions

Hamlet, AI, & Existential Regression: Thoughts on AI in the Humanities

Ina Sebastian reads MIT CISR's October 2025 research briefing, which she co-authored with Peter Weill, Stephanie Woerner, and Gayan Benedict. See the text version and related content at https://cisr.mit.edu/publication/2025_1001_BizModelsAIEra_WeillSebastianWoernerBenedict.

Abstract: MIT CISR anticipates that rapid advancements in AI will drive business model evolution over the next decade, and we propose that business models in the AI era will become increasingly outcome oriented and enabled by autonomous AI. In this briefing, we draw on our research from 2013 to 2025 involving 2,378 companies to describe how digital business models have developed over the last twelve years, and introduce a framework for AI-driven, real-time business models. We illustrate how companies have begun exploring these new business models with a case study of One New Zealand.

Business Models in the AI Era

This week on Radical Reformers, Andrew talked to Adrian Brown, Chief Executive of the Windfall Trust, to explore how artificial intelligence will continue to reshape public services.

Adrian provides us with a grounding in AI and how it will inevitably touch every aspect of our lives. Most of the discussion is focused on the awesome opportunities and worrying risks that AI poses for public services. While AI might help us navigate complexity, understand data and speed up services, we must not lose sight of what it means to be human and the importance of building genuine relationships. 

The pace of change is rapid, and public services must adapt quickly to keep up. Those working in public services are currently faced with the huge challenge of weighing up risk versus reward in an environment where AI is evolving at breakneck speed (even in the time it has taken you to read this!). 
Can we risk having essential public services reliant on a technology we don't fully understand... can we afford not to? 

If there was ever an episode to spark debate among your peers, then this is it!


AI and public services with Adrian Brown

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