Paul Wallis is a Leverager at Speedlancer. He covers a diverse range of themes including artificial intelligence, machine learning, aerospace, and energy, with a keen focus on the intersection of technology and global economic policies. His work has been featured in the World Wealth Journal, Digital Journal, and The Business Herald.
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Paul Wallis predominantly covers opinion editorials, with a focus on government & politics, finance, AI, technology and the environment. His articles are driven by thought-provoking themes and issues. He would be most receptive to pitches that provide unique perspectives or expert commentary on these topics.
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The only viable business metric for fixing social media is good UX. Fix that, and you've fixed the problems.
The wars in Ukraine and Iran are making an unmistakable and very dangerous point. Robot wars can go on forever, in the face of tactical and strategic total failure.
By: Paul Wallis
The argument in favour of systemic management of orbital space isn't even debatable. The question is now when and how fast.
By: Paul Wallis
Fully automated, no-nonsense security could also finally rid the world of parasites of all kinds, particularly the smug variety. Zero Trust can easily be applied to the people who allow security risks, too. Like maybe in a nice educational lawsuit or class action?
By: Paul Wallis
The world needs to learn how to live with emerging AI realities. A clear direction is what's needed. Can America deliver?
By: Paul Wallis
AI must integrate into the real world on a rational basis. The world can live without AI. AI can't live without the world.
By: Paul Wallis
Algorithms can't manage anything. Managers should cultivate their distrust before disasters.
The simple fact is that Windows needs to stick with its original precept. The original Windows was simple, efficient, and stable. Those should be the sole criteria going forward.
The blurry verbose world of AI is now getting real traction in the fussy and ultra-skeptical world of game development, but it's coming with very mixed messages.
By: Paul Wallis
This is core business for all the sciences. Underselling the possibilities isn’t an option here.
