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The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022, signed into law by President Joe Biden on August 16, 2022, was sold as a $783 billion game-changer to fight climate change, bolster healthcare, and trim the federal deficit. Packed with tax credits, green energy grants, and IRS muscle, it promised a cleaner, fairer America.
Planting trees to support environmental sustainability and sequester carbon naturally, like so much else, has been completely subverted by what we have long termed “the synthetic sell.”
Humans grown from embryonic stem cells, incubated in artificial wombs, created for the purpose of supplying research flesh, or organs for transplants, is the latest “science” being advocated by MIT.Meanwhile, gene editing is coming for one of the most basic staple crops on earth. For more on forecasts of ours that are quickly turning to reality,......
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In several stories this past week, The Atlantic has focused on how AI companies including Meta used a large digital repository file containing thousands of copyrighted books, in order to train its generative AI models.
Legacy media still mostly spouts the lines of tech CEOs (at least the ones who haven’t politically transgressed) concerning both the inevitability and the general gee-whiz awesomeness of AI and fast approaching AGI and ASI.
Tech companies including Meta and OpenAI, who developed generative and now Agentic AI to divert huge profits from human creatives to themselves, have been battling copyright and IP laws in courts for several years now.
Autopen pardons, a wrongful death lawsuit, and new info concerning U.K. intelligence have all brought COVID back to the front pages this past week.
AI, and other general technology advances like smartphones and even the internet, are not making people smarter.
Humans are being pressured in their work and personal lives to merge with AI in 24/7 “collaborative” existence, in order to avoid obsolescence.
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