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In the 1960s, inventors came up with a briefcase that didn’t just protect valuables — it fought back. 💼⚙️ Marketed to businessmen carrying cash or documents, the case came with built-in security features that could literally trap a thief’s hand inside if they tried to snatch it. Some versions even released dye packs or emitted smoke to mark the culprit. 🕵️‍♂️ It was part of a wave of Cold War–era gadget innovation — equal parts clever, absurd, and brilliant — proving that even office gear once had a touch of spy-movie flair. Let us know your thoughts below! • #explore #invention #reels #learn

Chips Are Destiny | Documentary: AI, Power, and Global Order China and the US are locked in a "chip war". Over 80 years of explosive evolution, the tiny piece of silicon has become the backbone of our modern world and a symbol of national power. But when technology becomes power, control becomes politics. So what is this "chip war" really about? Is the China-US rivalry narrative misleading? What does it actually mean to win an AI competition？ For the first time, we were on the ground in both China and the US, tracking the latest AI trends, examining key documents, and going inside major AI conferences to see how power and policy actually play out. Key takeaways from this episode: · It's everyone's favorite topic to talk about the China-US rivalry, but currently the narrative is a little bit misleading. What we need is a healthy competition that drives innovation. · In response to American sanctions, China's technological progress has accelerated. In some cases, it has even caught up with American levels. · For many on the ground, the real issue isn't who wins, but how to ensure AI is used for good, how countries cooperate and how the benefits are shared by all. Watch our latest four-part documentary series and join our discussion↓↓↓#MediaUnlocked

Price tags, and fair market prices themselves, are increasingly a thing of the past. These days, you’re not seeing “the” price—you’re seeing “your price.” Before the fixed price became a retail standard in 1861, shopping was an exercise in discrimination where your identity often dictated your cost of living. Today, the protection of fixed prices is being quietly dismantled. Whether it’s grocery chains replacing paper with electronic labels linked to AI, or ride-share companies tracking your battery life—while acknowledging that someone with 1% phone battery is statistically more likely to accept a surge price—the goal is the same: identifying your individual pain point. This logic doesn’t end with consumer goods: legal scholar Veena Dubal’s research shows how Uber, for example, is using algorithms to individualize pay, providing more or less return for the same workload and performance, based on the lowest amount a driver will accept. The next time you see a price on a screen, it’s worth reflecting on whether you’re looking at the value of the product, or the value an algorithm assigned to you. #news #economy #fyp #ai #tech

This scene exposes one of the greatest tricks of modern capitalism: They didn’t just sell electricity. They built the machines that required electricity… then rented those machines back to the very people who had no need for them. Washing machines, refrigerators, electric stoves — all marketed as “time savers.” But here’s the hidden tradeoff: The more convenience you buy, the more you have to work to afford the convenience. Media: 1923 / Series

Whether you tap your card or pay with your phone, you’re likely accustomed to the fast, seamless transactions of digital payments. It’s all so routine now that it probably seems dull. But in the late 70, and into the 80s, it was cutting edge technology. Electronic credit card machines revolutionized payment processing by replacing the tedious process of manual imprinting devices with faster, more secure systems. These machines used magnetic stripes on credit cards, which were swiped to capture the cardholder’s information. The data was transmitted electronically to banks for real-time authorization, significantly reducing transaction times and fraud risks and laid the foundation for our modern digital payment systems. #history #1970s #technology #70svintage #innovation #70sstyle #retro #tech #throwback #vintage #reels #oldschool #nostalgia #historyfacts #historical

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This scene exposes one of the greatest tricks of modern capitalism: They didn’t just sell electricity. They built the machines that required electricity… then rented those machines back to the very people who had no need for them. Washing machines, refrigerators, electric stoves — all marketed as “time savers.” But here’s the hidden tradeoff: The more convenience you buy, the more you have to work to afford the convenience. Media: 1923 / Series follow @profit.ways

VendingBench: AI runs a vending machine biz. 🤔 What happens when AI gets *too* good? Ethics in simulations? 🤯 Wild stuff.

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