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一 |       8月4日晚7点，位于北京市海淀区AI原点社区的原点学堂，一堂关于“AI时代，内容如何被记住、被保存、被转发”的夜校课程准时开始。原本按照30人规模准备的课堂，来了60多名学员，还有人专程从天津赶来。座位很快坐满，工作人员只得临时搬来椅子。  一张张大方桌旁，八九个人围坐在一起。有人听老师讲解，有人打开电脑现场操作，有人不时与身边的同行交流。    Under construction since 2011, the GERD project is one of the largest public infrastructure projects in Ethiopia, and will be the biggest hydroelectric power plant on the African continent once finished next year.,The third phase of the filling of a massive reservoir, capable of holding up to 74 billion cubic meters of water, was completed this week, with two of the dam’s planned 16 turbines now operational. When construction is finished, the dam will be capable of generating some 6,000 megawatts of power – more than double the average output of a WER-1000 nuclear reactor.,AfricaWATCH Water Pour Over Spillway on Ethiopia’s GERD Hydroelectric Dam After Finishing Third FillingYesterday, 22:33 GMT,In a ceremony inaugurating the project on Friday, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed stressed that the dam was Ethiopia’s “gift,” and that it was “Ethiopia’s responsibility to use it” together with the other two Nile Basin countries - Egypt and Sudan.,“PM @AbiyAhmedAli reiterated that Ethiopia is working to ensure the benefits of the lower basin countries, saying that our Abbay River [Ethiopia’s term for the Blue Nile, one of the two major tributaries of the Nile] takes what it deserves while passing on what others deserve,” the prime minister’s office tweeted following the ceremony.,PM @AbiyAhmedAli reiterated that Ethiopia is working to ensure the benefits of the lower basin countries, saying that our Abbay River takes what it deserves while passing on what others deserve. He also congratulated all Africans on this milestone. (2/2) pic.twitter.com/Be9WtrHczO— Office of the Prime Minister - Ethiopia (@PMEthiopia) August 12, 2022,Just Deserts,The question of which country “deserves” what has been the subject of considerable consternation and debate between the three nations, as has the dam’s potential environmental impact, with Cairo and Khartoum fearing the filling of the 145 meter tall, 1.8 km long dam could threaten the region with droughts and floods. Last month, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry warned that Cairo would defend its interests using “all means available” at its disposal, and called on the United Nations Security Council to negotiate a legally binding agreement between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan on regulating the dam’s operation. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi earlier called the GERD dispute a “red line” security issue.,Ethiopian Ambassador to Russia Alemayehu Tegenu dismissed these concerns, telling Sputnik last month that Egypt and Sudan were trying to “internationalize and politicize the dam to solve their internal affairs” and assuring that the dam “has no significant harm” for the downstream nations.,WorldEgypt, Sudan Politicising Renaissance Dam Construction, Ethiopian Diplomat Says27 July 2021, 08:23 GMT,Nile River: Giver of Life,Stretching some 6,695 km and covering over 3.3 million square km, the Nile is the longest river in the world, and has played a significant role in regional civilizational development going back to the Ancient Egyptians owing to the rich soil perfect for agriculture created by its annual flooding, and its use as a tool for regional river navigation. Ethiopia’s Blue Nile tributary accounts for a whopping 85 percent of the Nile’s total waters.,Egypt, which receives almost no rainfall, relies on the Nile for more than 90 percent of its freshwater, with eastern Sudan similarly dependent on the river for its economic wellbeing and water and food security.,Legacy of Colonial Meddling,Part of the difficulty of regulating the dispute over the Nile is the lack of a regional agreement regulating the waters’ flow. Addis Ababa is not a party to the 1959 bilateral treaty between Egypt and Sudan dividing the Nile’s waters.,A separate 1929 Nile Waters Treaty between Britain and its then-puppet state of Egypt, plus the territories of what are now Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Sudan provided Cairo the right to veto infrastructure projects up the Nile if they threatened to impact the country’s interests. However, that treaty similarly didn’t apply to Ethiopia, which managed to survive as the only independent nation in Africa after the European imperialist scramble for the continent in the 19th century, and which was never consulted on the agreement’s terms.,Russia’s Position,As a strategic partner of both Ethiopia and Egypt, Russia has sought to assure the dam dispute’s peaceful and mutually amenable resolution, with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov indicating in 2021 that Moscow would be ready to provide technical assistance for any negotiations on the matter. Russia also supports the use of the African Union platform to resolve the crisis.,Also last year, Russian Ambassador to the UN Vassily Nebenzia called on the three countries to stick to the terms of the 2015 Declaration of Principles on the GERD, which urged consensus in reaching an agreement on guidelines for the dam’s filling and operation, and committing Ethiopia to avoid steps which could harm its downstream neighbors. “At the same time, we note legitimate concerns of Egypt and Sudan over the possible negative impact that unconstrained functioning of the dam may produce on the populations of those countries in drought prone years,” he said.,The 2015 agreement and efforts at the African Union and UN levels mean that a baseline for a breakthrough and compromise exists. However, amid regional and global concerns about food and water security, and the threats posed by increasingly prevalent climate disasters and extreme weather events, the GERD dispute comes during a period of heightened regional and global tensions.,In 2021, Africa and Middle East intelligence analysis group Pangea-Risk warned that an all-out water war between Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan, or their proxies was becoming increasingly probable in the face of dwindling options for a mediated solution.。这里没有传统课堂的拘谨，大家边学边做、边做边聊。来到这里的，有企业员工、创业者，也有正在寻找创业方向的年轻人。他们利用下班后的时间来到社区，给自己“充电”。  已经参加过几次AI夜校学习的林洁，就是其中一员。林洁是“灵楠阁”品牌主理人，曾有大厂工作经历，如今创办一家年轻的金丝楠品牌，专注新中式首饰和中式礼品，办公地点就在AI原点社区4楼。这一次，她来学习AI视频制作，是希望借助AI带来的新思维和新工具，让金丝楠木等传统文化元素以更贴近当代生活的方式进入年轻人的视野。  “无论是做品牌内容，还是进行传统营销，都需要借助AI等新手段去传播。”林洁说，自己的目标客户以年轻人为主，课程中学到的一些方法，可以帮助她更好地服务目标客户。

二 | 在她看来，夜校的价值并不只是“听一堂课”。“这里的课程更有针对性，而且有面对面的交流，可以建立连接、认识有效的人脉，也可能有一些意想不到的启发。”林洁说。  在原点学堂，夜校课程内容从AI技术前沿、产品设计，到财务管理、法律法规，覆盖创业全周期所需的知识和技能。从“星期二AI自习”到科技脱口秀，再到项目路演，不同形式的活动，让这里既有课堂，也有交流和实践的空间。  参与授课的宋爽今年40岁，是优果儿视觉品牌创始人。

三 | 在他看来，能够来到夜校的人，本身就具有较强的主动学习意识。“很多学员其实并不是技术小白，而是来自各行各业、有一定经验的从业者。”宋爽说，原点学堂并不只是一个传授知识的课堂，更像一个“能量场”——大家在这里学习新工具，也交流各自的行业经验，在真实的工作和创业场景中寻找AI的应用方式。

四 |   夜校连接的并不只是“老师”和“学生”，也连接着技术、需求、项目和人。  “这里不只是传授知识，更重要的是应用落地、资源互换、商机共创。”25岁的李嘉赫是一名年轻创业者。此前，他曾参与过多项大型央国企数字化升级项目。如今，他正为下一阶段创业积累经验。“创业以后，时间非常紧张，所以想抓紧时间学习。

五 | ”李嘉赫说，一人公司需要渠道去宣传自己。目前还处于寻找项目阶段的他，希望通过自己的技术能力解决更多工作和生活中的实际问题。  AI原点社区是北京市海淀区打造的人工智能创新街区核心区域。周边高校和科研机构密集，聚集着大量科技人才和创新资源，目前已有300余家AI企业入驻。从创业指导、人才服务到投融资服务，社区为AI创业企业提供全生命周期服务。同时，AI原点社区还是北京市首批大模型生态服务站之一，围绕政策、资金、算力、人才等企业发展需求提供服务。

六 |   在这样的创新街区里，为什么还要专门办一个“夜校”？“这里不仅是企业孵化器，更是一个开放共享的创新社区。”原点社区品牌总监韩雅奇说。在她看来，AI原点社区最重要的价值不是提供办公空间，而是构建起一个让创新要素自由流动的生态系统。这也决定了夜校的课程并不是固定不变的“知识清单”。  “一方面，原点学堂通过系统性培训，帮助AI创业公司创始人建立商业化思维，推动他们从技术负责人向CEO转变；另一方面，作为人工智能应用学院，学堂也希望让更多普通人学会使用AI工具，提高工作效率，寻找新的职业可能。”韩雅奇说，除了常规夜校课程，原点学堂还针对职场人士推出办公效率提升训练营，面向传统企业家开展AI时代商业破局等课程。  宋爽认为，与传统培训不同，AI夜校面对的是一个变化很快、需求也更加多元的领域。

七 | 有人希望提高办公效率，有人希望用AI做内容、拓展业务，有人希望寻找创业机会，也有人希望借助AI寻找“第二职业”。课程是入口，人与人的交流是延伸，项目和资源的连接则可能发生在课堂之外。  AI夜校的火热，折射出AI加速进入各行各业后，人才需求正在发生的变化。北京市经济和信息化局局长姜广智表示，根据相关调研，北京市AI相关岗位需求三年累计增加3.55倍。据悉，AI原点社区已纳入北京市首批人工智能创新街区。目前，北京正打造以海淀为核心的“一核多点”布局，力争未来两年使各创新街区成为北京人工智能发展的核心引擎、全国人工智能创新地标。（记者 杨学聪 韩秉志）。

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