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Daniel Castro

@castrotech

President @ITIFdc. Founder @DataInnovation. Policy leader. Tech optimist. Data enthusiast. AI advocate. IP defender. Pro-innovation.
Washington, DC itif.org Joined March 2010
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Daniel Castro @castrotech
The robot era is rapidly approaching. China is all in on robots, and the U.S. needs to respond with a national robotics strategy.

Big opportunity for the next Congress to develop a bipartisan vision for robotics in America.
From robot baristas to robot athletes, China is going all in on robotics. 🤖

At last week's World Internet Conference in China, ITIF's @Castrotech saw firsthand the country's growing ambitions in embodied AI.

He explains why the United States needs a national robotics strategy to compete. ⬇️
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Daniel Castro @castrotech
Using AI to fight climate change isn't a contradiction.

AI is a tool. It has environmental costs and benefits.

The reflexive anti-AI handwringing is getting tiresome.
Daniel Castro @castrotech 2d
Environmental groups are increasingly using AI to monitor wildfires, analyze climate data and protect endangered species. The technology they are being told is an environmental threat is also proving useful in addressing environmental challenges.

reuters.com/sustainability…
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Daniel Castro @castrotech
Environmental groups are increasingly using AI to monitor wildfires, analyze climate data and protect endangered species. The technology they are being told is an environmental threat is also proving useful in addressing environmental challenges.

reuters.com/sustainability…
www.reuters.com Environmental groups embrace AI, even as they warn of data center impacts Environmental groups worldwide are using artificial intelligence to analyze climate data, track forest fires and count endangered wildlife – embracing a technology they also warn is driving a surge...
Daniel Castro @castrotech
$6 billion? That's practically one EU fine.
CNN Verified account @CNN Oct 30
Hackers stole over $6 billion in cryptocurrency on Thursday, shattering the record for the largest such heist as multiple investigators pointed the finger at North Korea. CNN has reached out to North Korea's mission at the UN for comment. Pyongyang has previously denied hacking allegations. cnn.it/4sy7r3r
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