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Allow me to join the discussion about Human-Centric. @nkskrdwyn
Gimana kalau ternyata agama, moral, sama cara pandang hidup yang kita kira “paling gue banget”… itu bukan 100% hasil mikir sendiri, tapi hasil dibentuk pelan-pelan sama algoritma?
Temen gue William Sudhana (gatau username X nya), share satu perspektif menarik soal AI:
tolak ukur paling simpel dalam pakai AI. Are you controlling it, or are u being controlled?
Di case gue, I don’t outsource my thinking to AI, I work with it.
Relationshipnya diskusi dua arah.
Gue bawa konteks, intuisi, dan judgement.
AI bantu ngebuka sudut pandang, ngetes logika, dan nyusun ulang pikiran gue biar lebih tajam.
Kadang gue setuju, kadang gue bantah.
Dan justru dari proses adu argumen itu clarity kebentuk.
Untuk hal yang masih zero knowledge, AI gue pakai sebagai learning companion. Bukan buat ganti mikir, tapi buat naikin kapasitas mikir.
So for me, AI isn’t a replacement for thinking. It’s a thinking amplifier.
66% of Americans polled by the Washington Post, ABC and Ipsos think Trump is using the presidency to enrich himself. That includes a growing share of Republican leaners, and it is the number that explains why Vance's midterm act keeps misfiring.
Then corruption, which a Fox News poll ranks as voters' top concern. Vance, who heads the administration's fraud task force, said he has not once seen evidence that Trump has enriched himself. Trump made $2.2 billion in 2025, much of it from the family crypto business.
The open question is whether voters buy ignorance as a defense. Vance is betting that personal attacks can outrank gas, groceries and healthcare, but the polling on enrichment suggests the answer is already no.
Source: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
The new part is a debut Canadian dollar bond, at least C$3.5 billion, with BofA, Scotiabank and TD running investor calls. Alphabet and Amazon did the same this year to fund AI buildouts, so Walmart is copying the tech playbook.
Watch whether the Canadian deal actually prices, and what capex guidance Walmart gives alongside it. Borrowing cheap is easy. The open question is how fast $29 billion a year turns into returns.
Source: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Walmart is raising $3 billion in its second US bond sale this year, after normally selling debt just once annually. When the world's largest retailer borrows twice as often, it tells you its spending plans have changed shape.
Demand is not the issue. Investor orders peaked above $14 billion for this deal, and the 10-year tranche pays only 0.45 percentage point over Treasuries. Lenders are effectively queuing to fund Walmart at near-government rates.
A year into office, Japan's first female prime minister has real wages rising for eight straight months and the Bank of Japan close to declaring its 2% inflation target met. Not bad for a leader critics called a spendthrift radical who would wreck the economy.
RBC analysts estimate the CEO's family company is paying about C$500 million less than the assets it is buying from H&R REIT are worth. That is the spark behind a growing shareholder revolt over a C$2 billion breakup deal in Canada.
It is not alone. Scheer Rowlett, holding more than 1.5% through clients' units, also intends to vote against, without explaining why. Anger grew after H&R revealed earlier all-cash offers collapsed during a nearly two-year sale process.
RBC's Jimmy Shan put it bluntly: he struggles to see how unitholders approve the deal. The open question is whether enough investors blink, or whether a rejection forces H&R to renegotiate the family's cut.
Source: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…




