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The End of Liberalism: Ai, Emergencies, and the Collapse of GovernanceBy Jeremy Stone, 1/15/2024 Liberalism promised fairness, freedom, and a better life for all. It offered ideals that felt timeless, rooted in progress, equity, and trust in institutions. Today, those promises lie broken, exposed by crises that demand clarity and action liberalism can no longer provide. Imagine a firefighter in California, exhausted and disillusioned, standing against another wildfire fueled by mismanaged forests and warming temperatures. Picture a mother in East Palestine, Ohio, watching her children play near toxic soil, wondering how a system built on ESG commitments failed to protect her family. These moments aren’t outliers—they’re symptoms of a deeper collapse. |
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🔫OpenAI outlines how the US could lead the global AI race
🔫2025 May be the Year of AI Legislation: Will We See Consensus Rules or a Patchwork? 🔫State Government Use of AI: The Opportunities of Executive Action in 2025 🔫Regulating Public Sector AI: Emerging Trends in State Legislation 🔫AI & government regulation: Yahoo co-founder weighs in 🔫These bills would regulate high-risk artificial intelligence use in Virginia |
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Liberalism on Life Support: How Ai is Rewriting the Rules of SocietyBy Grayson Patrick Trent, 1/13/2024 When ideals falter and machines step in, the future doesn’t wait for permission. Liberalism is dying. You can feel it in the empty rhetoric of politicians, the ideological infighting on social media, and the growing despair of people living in broken systems. For centuries, it stood as the lighthouse of modern governance, promising progress, equality, and freedom. But today? Liberalism is crumbling under the weight of its contradictions, while Ai accelerates its demise. I’m not talking about political parties or campaign slogans here. Liberalism isn’t just Democrats or Labour. It’s a philosophy—one rooted in the Enlightenment, grounded in individualism, and dependent on trust in institutions. Now, that trust is gone, shattered by corporate greed, bureaucratic inertia, and technological disruption. The ideals that once seemed unshakable now feel naïve in a world where machines think faster than people and society divides faster than we can keep up. Here. U.S. Sanctions Reveal the Role of Ai in Iranian and Russian Disinformation CampaignsCharlie G. PetersonIV, 1/1/2024 The tools of influence have always evolved alongside technology, from World War II propaganda leaflets to Cold War-era radio broadcasts. Today, generative artificial intelligence (Ai) represents the latest and most potent instrument in shaping public perception. Here. AI, Ethics, and the Future of Liberty: Greg Walters’ Big Question with Jacqueline Aker, CIA Deputy Privacy and Civil Liberties Officer, and Michael Krigsman
By R. Void Moreau, 12/28/2024
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a technological trend; it’s becoming a defining force in how industries operate, governments function, and societies make decisions. One audience question, posed by Greg Walters, really struck a chord: What real threats to freedom and liberty can our adversaries implement with AI, aside from drones? It’s a concise but critical question, pointing to the deeper global stakes of AI development. Aker’s response and the broader conversation revealed a sobering reality—this isn’t just about technology; it’s about values, accountability, and the future of trust in an AI-driven world. Here’s my closer look at the discussion and what it means for AI governance, ethics, and the choices we face going forward. |
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The Algorithm in Power: How Ai is Quietly Rewriting Global PoliticsBy Gray Trent, 1/7/2024 Ai doesn’t predict the future—it creates it. The question is, who’s programming our tomorrow? Artificial intelligence is no longer a concept trapped in the sterile confines of a lab or the fever dreams of sci-fi writers. It’s alive, humming beneath the surface of our politics, shaping decisions with a cold, calculated efficiency. Ai isn’t just a tool anymore—it’s a force. Here. The AI Revolution: How America’s Leadership Shapes the FutureBy Jeremy Stone, December 9, 2024 The room was alive with data. In San Jose, California, the quiet hum of servers filled the air as city officials monitored real-time dashboards tracking traffic flows across the city. Bright red lines snaked through the map, signaling congestion. The rest, here. Unleashing AI: How Less Regulation Can Keep the U.S. Ahead in the Global RaceBy Charlie G. Peterson, IV, December 4, 2024 The fight for AI supremacy hinges on America’s ability to innovate faster—without regulatory chains slowing it down. The United States stands at a decisive moment in the global competition for artificial intelligence supremacy. For decades, its innovation-driven approach has fueled groundbreaking advancements, but the rising tide of regulatory pressures threatens to slow this momentum. More. AI at the Crossroads: How America’s Choices Today Will Shape Tomorrow’s WorldBy Robert G. Jordan, 12/16/2024 Picture this: a deepfake video emerges just days before a crucial election, showing a candidate making incendiary remarks. It spreads like wildfire, and even though it’s quickly debunked, the damage is done. Voters are confused, trust erodes, and the ripple effects linger long after the polls close. Read the rest, here |
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Ai Prediction #1, A World Without Programmers Ai Prediction #2, A World without Apps Ai Prediction #3, A World Without Operating System Ai Prediction #5, A World Without C-Levels Ai Prediction #6, A World Where Art & Science Are One Ai Prediction #9, An Ai with Human Speech capabilities. Ai Prediction #10, Ai will Prove or Disprove All Our Theories Ai Prediction #12, A World Without Data Ai Prediction #17, A World Without Religion Ai Prediction #20 We Create Our Own Entertainment... All of Greg's Ai Predictions The Strangelove Paradox: AI at the Edge of Chaos
In a world tilting toward deregulation, will humanity master the machines—or let them master us? By Gray P. Trent, December 2, 2024 The war room was dim, the kind of place where decisions that could destroy nations were made under flickering fluorescents and the haze of too many cigarettes. It reminded me of AI. Cold. Efficient. More. |