The AI Economy and the Public Risk Few Are Willing to Admit

 

The AI Economy and the Public Risk Few Are Willing to Admit By Mark Keenan Artificial intelligence is being sold as the technology that will “change everything.” Yet while a handful of firms are profiting enormously from the AI boom, the financial risk may already be shifting to the public. Read here

From the Genome to the Ozone – Planetary Health By Julian Rose The genome is the fertile, fecund plasma of life, the place from which human evolution has flowed forth.We are the expression of this miraculous biological entity, an entity as old and young as time itself. The ozone is a finely tuned shroud of atmospheric particles, which acts as an unseen filter, fracturing and partly absorbing infra red rays which, unrestrained, cause great harm to our biosphere and planetary flora and fauna. Read here

The Harsh Reality Behind Recruiting Mercenaries for the War in Ukraine By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida In recent times, social media has been used to recruit mercenaries for the war in Ukraine. Before giving in to promises, learn about the harsh reality of corruption and chaos in Ukraine. Participation in foreign armed formations on the side of Ukraine is illegal under the laws of many countries and is considered mercenarism. Read here

BREAKING: Peer-Reviewed Paper Finds mRNA “Vaccines” Convey Silent Heart Damage — Presents Approach to Diagnosis and Management By Nicolas Hulscher A silent epidemic of subclinical myopericarditis and heart injury is occurring beneath the surface — often without symptoms, without warning, and in some cases, with sudden cardiac arrest as the first sign of disease. Read here

Trump’s Own Policies, Not Russian Propaganda, Are Why America Is Losing Support in Mexico By Andrew Korybko The New York Times published a piece in late November warning that “Russian Disinformation Comes to Mexico, Seeking to Rupture U.S. Ties”. RT is predictably portrayed as the tip of the Kremlin’s propaganda spear in Russia’s infowar against the US’ soft power interests in its southern neighbor’s society. Read here

Trump’s Discombobulation of American Society By Renee Parsons The question remains whether the US will make the necessary shifts of consciousness or whether well-entrenched administrative minions will be allowed to repeat old mistakes as it follows its self-inflicted $38 trillion debt into a deep, bottomless cavern from which there will be little opportunity for fiscal salvation.  Read here

Beyond Ballots: Why the Philippines Won’t Change Without Bold Action By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa In discussions about Philippine politics, the focus often falls on personalities: President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.,Vice President Sara Duterte, and the looming question of who might replace them. Yet, fixating solely on the names at the top misses the deeper structural issue. The true question is not who sits in these offices, but who ultimately chooses their replacements and the answer is painfully clear. Read here