Carbon emissions and the developing world, the role of people in AI strategies, and the enormous costs of America's war in Afghanistan.
| Biden was wrong on Afghanistan “The enormous cost of the war, and the losses that Afghans bore and continue to bear, gave America a moral responsibility to ensure a better outcome. This is about more than sunk costs. Biden argued that America went into Afghanistan for counterterrorism purposes (to rout al-Qaida) and not for nation-building, and that the conflict in Afghanistan was ‘another country’s civil war.’ But that elides American responsibility for outcomes in Afghanistan,” argues Madiha Afzal. Read more |
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