decentralise

The point is not absolute decentralisation at all cost (though some anarchist tendencies do want to maximise decentralisation), but the ability to withdraw consent and unilaterally decentralise.

Does anyone know of such an algorithm, because solving this problem will also truly decentralise cryptocurrencies like email.

They open new facilities or consolidate operations, add partners or outsource functions, centralise or decentralise the back office.

The root question is: Will AI decentralise quicker than the disruption to this profession?

When you decentralise something, you tend to take away moderation and curation, which keep the general quality of offerings above a certain bar.

Sure, they don't do the recognition thing, but they do decentralise surveillance.

As an aside, are there any efforts afoot to decentralise OSM?

We need to decentralise, devolve countries into smaller units.

My gut feel is UBI / end-of-work / etc - involve a tacit understanding that we'd reverse the trend of the past century, and decentralise.

There have been attempts to do it all: decentralise it, improve it, extend it to more characters, add video, add photos.

Being able to decentralise is always the utmost importance but forcing it to happen is not ever the top priority because that's on the community, not on the developers.

Depends what you're trying to decentralise.

Good and bad, tech is responsible for most of it..." Now if you can figure out how to decentralise corporations, imagine the amount of time, space and resources you could save.

"reclaim" vs "re-decentralise" The actual article never mentions the term "re-decentralise" at all.

I always chuckle when the title of the article was obviously changed after first putting it online because the slug uses a different word: "Tim Berners-Lee: we need to re-decentralise the web" vs "tim-berners-lee-reclaim-the-web"