Let's be crystal clear: • Most knowledge work will end in 36 months • Mine and yours • No exceptions This isn't about IF AI replaces human work. It's about WHEN. And that when is now. But here's what everyone misses: This isn't a threat. This is *liberation.* Billions of people finally freed from the hamster wheel of jobs they hate. While others fight to protect jobs that are already gone, I'm preparing for: • Universal abundance • Creative freedom • Human sovereignty Stop defending your chains. Start embracing your liberation. The age of trading life force for survival is ending. The age of human potential is beginning. 🚀

Good Luck.... Top 10 Existing and Upcoming EU Regulations Affecting the Tech Industry Existing Regulations: Digital Markets Act (DMA) Digital Services Act (DSA) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) AI Act Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) ePrivacy Regulation (expected to replace the ePrivacy Directive) Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2) Data Governance Act (DGA) Data Act Platform-to-Business Regulation (P2B Regulation) Upcoming Regulations: Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive – Expands legal responsibility for AI-related damages. Product Liability Directive Update – Covers digital products and software liability. AI Cybersecurity Act – Adds cybersecurity rules specifically for AI applications. European Health Data Space (EHDS) – Regulates the sharing of health data across the EU. Digital Euro Regulation – Framework for a potential EU-wide digital currency. Common Charger Directive – Enforces a universal charging standard for electronic devices. Green Digital Product Passport – Sustainability and lifecycle transparency for tech products. Revised Consumer Credit Directive – Stricter rules for digital financial services and lending. European Chips Act – Boosts semiconductor manufacturing and R&D in the EU. Data Act Enforcement and Amendments – Further regulations on industrial data sharing. These regulations are shaping the future of the European tech market, affecting both existing and new businesses in various ways.

⚡️ EU debates restarting Russian gas purchases as part of Ukraine peace deal, FT reports. The proposal's advocates, including Hungarian and German officials, argue that the move could give both Russia and Europe incentives to maintain a potential peace deal while stabilizing the continent's energy market, the Financial Times reported.

No, we need a federal union of Europe We can't compete as tiny single nations with big geopolitical forces like US and China The problem is that the pragmatic people in Europe who want to build are now on the right, but they're the same people who are against the EU Meanwhile the left in Europe is pro-EU but they're fully infilitrated by climate change obsessed degrowthers who literally want commit economical suicide You don't have many pro-EU capitalists in Europe which is exactly what you need to compete globally @euaccofficial

Official proposal handover to the EU commissioners ✅ 🙏❤️ Still tons of work but great first steps Lets fix Europe for startups. 🇪🇺

With the aim to strengthen Finland’s and Europe's AI ecosystem, today marks the official launch of Foundation PS. I’m proud to announce the donation of 13 professorships to leading Finnish universities and Europe’s second ELLIS Institute. Together with public and private partners, Foundation PS is on a mission to build a vibrant AI ecosystem that bridges academia, industry, and policy, ensuring long-term impact and commercial success for Europe.

Next 24h I won’t sleep and keep spamming, as we are in desperate need for support for our defenders‼️ We have units across the front and some who are desperate for 🦅 and anti drone systems Just 2 of those difficult areas, where units we help are 😞👇

2006 teimme tutkimuksen kuntien henkilöstön kasvusta. Tässä pari esimerkkiä. Pori, jossa väkiluku ei ollut kasvanut lainkaan 1972-2004. Hallintohenkilösto kasvoi kuitenkin 31-->161.

Brilliant British engineers at Rolls Royce have pioneered Small Modular Reactors - each of which generate 470MW. That’s enough to power a million homes for at least 60 years. They’re compact, totally safe and emission-free. Why is Britain not doing all it can to accelerate their installation? Energy would be cheap and abundant, helping our economy boom and making British people richer. Instead, our politicians inflict hardship on their people, forcing them to subsidise wind and solar to the tune of £300 per household per year for the last decade and giving them the most expensive electricity in the world. Enough.