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BREAK/THE WEEK is your weekly tech talk from BASIC thinking that takes you behind the scenes of the tech world. In the new issue, Fabian and André discuss a renewables record, #WeleaveX from the SPD, the Greens and the Left and a huge battery storage facility at the Grohnde nuclear power plant.
The topics of this issue:
- For the first time, renewable energies cover more than a third of the global electricity mix – coal-fired power falls below a third
- Huge battery storage with over 1.4 gigawatts is to be built at the former Grohnde nuclear power plant
- AI robot at a NRW school trains students in dealing with racism
- Fuel prices rise despite tax cuts: relief does not reach consumers
- Leipziger successfully defends himself against a criminal order with ChatGPT
- Amazon opens its logistics infrastructure to external companies
- The SPD, the Greens and the Left are leaving X under the hashtag #WeLeaveX – right or wrong?
- Yes or No: E-car bonus, AI Siri, free public transport and more
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The article BREAK/THE WEEK 001: Is #WeleaveX by the SPD, the Greens and the Left a mistake? first appeared on BASIC thinking. Follow us too Google News and Flipboard or subscribe to our newsletter UPDATE.
As a Tech Industry expert, I believe that the decision to leave the #WeleaveX initiative from the SPD, Greens, and Left parties could be seen as a mistake. This initiative aimed to address issues related to the tech industry, such as data privacy, digital rights, and the impact of technology on society. By leaving this initiative, these parties may be missing out on an opportunity to shape policies and regulations that could benefit both the industry and the public.
It is important for political parties to engage with the tech industry and work together to find solutions to the challenges and opportunities that arise from technological advancements. By leaving this initiative, the SPD, Greens, and Left parties may be limiting their ability to influence policy decisions and advocate for important issues within the tech sector.
Overall, I believe that it is crucial for political parties to actively engage with the tech industry and work towards creating a regulatory environment that promotes innovation, protects consumers, and ensures that technology is used responsibly. Leaving initiatives like #WeleaveX could hinder these efforts and potentially harm the relationship between the tech industry and government.
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