Judging by the posts you read on the White House’s X account, you would think President Donald Trump is on a “HISTORIC” winning streak, but the political reality is that many of his supporters see a leader who has strayed far from his America-First agenda.
Israeli settlers launched new arson attacks across the West Bank on Monday, even as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the latest attacks by what he described as a “small group of extremists.”
America today would terrify the Founding Fathers. Armed troops roam the streets of major cities, masked government agents arrest people without probable cause and disrupt the public speech that the president hates and fears, and the president kills foreigners on the high seas whom he says might commit crimes should their small speedboats miraculously make it 1,500 miles to the United States.
AI developers are projecting their energy needs to be far beyond what they actually will be, making it impossible for utility companies to know how much new capacity they’ll need to build, industry executives complain.
A new AI large language model (LLM) the developers have named “Dragon Hatchling” is a possible next step toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), where AIs can outperform humans in virtually every intellectual pursuit, according to scientists at Pathway, the startup that designed it.
OpenAI, which has yet to turn a profit, has signed a $38-billion contract to buy cloud computing time from Amazon Web Services. The contract will extend for the next seven years and includes access to Nvidia’s advanced chips.
At this month’s Future of AI Summit, “father of the Internet” Tim Berners-Lee explained how AI will kill the business model that Google and other search engines are based on—and perhaps the current foundation of the advertising industry itself.
Human life today is the result of millions of years of evolution, shaped by forces that favored survival and adaptation.
Meanwhile Israel controls the shaping of his foreign and domestic policies I actually thought there might be some good news coming out of the Donald Trump White House but it turns out that I was likely mistaken.
In The Moral Economy we need to explore the timeless struggle to balance freedom, fairness, and the soul of human enterprise. Beginning with Zohran Mamdani’s call to “control the means of production.”