From “Designed Viruses” to “Digital Telepathy” – AI Panic Kicks into Overdrive
Kit Knightly on how fear-mongering about “rogue AI” has reached new levels. The question is: to what end is this intended?
Kit Knightly on how fear-mongering about “rogue AI” has reached new levels. The question is: to what end is this intended?
Los Angeles has a major problem with rats and the diseases they carry. These include Typhus and the potential threat of Bubonic Plague
Kit Knightly warns that before the end of the year, there will be a “rogue AI” false flag. It may result in a recession or a banking crisis or even multiple deaths. But whatever happens, it will prompt loud calls to “regulate AI”
Toby Young wonders if Jason Arday, the Cambridge DEI poster boy, is actually Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest comedy creation
It’s clear, says Col Douglas Macgregor, that Iran has absolute control over the strait of Hormuz and the U.S. can do nothing about it. This accounts for Trump’s sudden turn around:
Iranian missile strikes are forcing US forces to abandon military bases across the Middle East. To the point that America’s regional command centre has been forced to relocate to Israel. Pepe Escobar explains
Britain is being run by a puppet regime whose purpose is to sell war with Russia.
Kit Knightly reveals that data from the EU’s Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service shows that, to the end of June, this year had substantially lower wildfire activity – across every continent – than any year since they began collecting data in 2003.
White women, unable to control their sexual urges, being brutally murdered by the non-White man they were having sex with. Time and time again we’ve seen this, because women, and White women in particular, are incapable of controlling their sexual impulses.
There is money to be made in the madness of war and that’s something that Trump hungers for. Thus while the U.S. is struggling in its conflict with Iran and may even be forced to back off, he plans to expand its bomber fleet in anticipation of a war with China.
AI is proving less than stellar for many civilian tasks, but it’s very good at the types of applications needed to support a dystopian society of 24/7 surveillance and control
Argentina is buying F-16s, refuelling aircraft, submarines and frigates. With Britain’s navy rotting in dock, Argentina will be able to take the Falklands and keep them, predicts David Craig.