Meta’s AI Just Raided Millions of Books—Is Creativity Next?
Forget pirates on the seas. Today’s biggest plunderers sit in Silicon Valley, casually downloading entire libraries without permission.
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Is Generative AI Making Us Smarter—or Dangerously Lazy?
From Gutenberg’s press to the internet, tech has repeatedly transformed how humans create and share knowledge. Generative AI continues this legacy, condensing endless information instantly.
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AI Isn’t Human—it’s Alien (and We’re Already Losing)
AI isn’t just smarter than us; it’s completely alien. Get ready for humanity’s greatest identity crisis.
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AI Love: Soulmate or Simulation?
Falling in love with an AI? It’s not a sci-fi fantasy anymore, it’s a business model. Will they be training wheels for real love or the end of intimacy as we know it? AI partners are coming, designed to be loyal, attentive, and perfectly tailored to our desires. But are they...
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AI Agents Want Control. The Question Is—Will We Stop Them?
Autonomous AI agents are here, and they don’t just answer questions, they act. They schedule meetings, shop online, and manage files. Sounds great, right? Until they make decisions you didn’t authorize.
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Q-Day Is Coming—And It Might Be Worse Than You Think
The world’s secrets, yours included, may already be in the hands of a quantum computer. When Q-Day arrives, everything from bank accounts to nuclear codes could be cracked in minutes.
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AI’s Manhattan Project? Why Racing to Superintelligence Could Backfire
History has a habit of repeating itself, except this time, the nuclear arms race has been replaced by AI. As the US rushes to outpace China in superintelligent AI, tech leaders warn this could trigger cyber warfare, sabotage, or worse: mutually assured AI destruction.
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AI-Powered Crime: The Digital Mafia Now Works for Nation-States
Forget lone hackers in dark basements—AI-driven cybercrime is now a global arms race. Criminal networks are acting as mercenaries for hostile states, blending profit with geopolitics.
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AI Judges? Arizona’s Supreme Court Just Replaced Its Spokesperson with an Avatar
Meet Victoria and Daniel, the AI avatars now delivering Arizona Supreme Court rulings—because apparently, human judges weren’t efficient enough.
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China’s Silicon-Free Chip Breakthrough—The End of Moore’s Law?
Forget silicon, China just developed a transistor that’s faster and more efficient without it. If this works at scale, the entire semiconductor industry is about to be rewritten.
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