Tenzer Strategics

This 168th long-read on Nicolas Tenzer's international relations blog is the first in a series of six articles that Constantin Vaillant-Tenzer and Nicolas will be sharing with you over the next two weeks on the connections between and the key dimensions of geostrategic analysis.
It starts at the beginning: what is ? They felt that, especially for readers unfamiliar with the subject, some groundwork was needed.
They therefore revisit, as clearly as possible, a few fundamentals: the difference between machine learning and deep learning—both of which, incidentally, constitute a revolution—, the three models of AI (including the difference between proprietary and open-source models), and the use of these models.
They also devote an entire section to model providers and revisit the much-debated question of a possible artificial intelligence “bubble.” This allows them to introduce some geostrategic thoughts that will be developed in the five upcoming essays.

What Is Artificial Intelligence? Global Challenges Shaping the Coming Decades

This 167th piece on Nicolas Tenzer's blog Tenzer Strategics serves as an introduction to a series of six articles that Vaillant-Tenzer and Nicolas will be sharing with you over the next two weeks on the connections between artificial intelligence and geostrategic issues.
The first of these six essays follows immediately.
This introduction briefly highlights the economic significance of artificial intelligence, which is a fundamental factor to consider. It also shows that the cloud is a key dimension to take into account.
They also present the “work plan” that will structure the six parts of this series.

Artificial Intelligence: an Asset for Democracies on the International Stage? What We Ought to Understand