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Saying you listen to AI music is like saying you have an AI girlfriend

It annoys me whenever I see someone claiming that “AI music” is about to make normal music obsolete. There is no such element as “AI music” or “AI art”. AI cannot make music. It cannot create the experience of an artist using skill and intention to transport something from inside them into an audience through vibrations in the air. It…
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Welcome to the corporate police state: How US companies have turned the workplace into a surveillance lab

The American workplace is rapidly changing into a surveillance system. What was once characterized by results, professional competence, and the completion of concrete tasks is gradually becoming a space of constant digital monitoring. It is no longer enough for employers to know whether an employee has completed their work. They want to…
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The Refinery Kill Shot: How the Global Energy Choke Point Is Being Dismantled to Collapse Civilization

The Refinery Kill Shot Explained After watching the events of this year (2026), I am now certain that the global wave of refinery attacks, pipeline sabotage, and refining closures is not a market accident, a run of bad luck, or the invisible hand of supply and demand. It is a deliberate choke-point campaign, and the choke point is…
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Is democracy only a paper thing now? Harvard historian warns against the rule of private AI corporations.

Democracy isn't necessarily abolished by a coup d'état. It can also be eroded by the gradual transfer of its functions to private technology companies. Harvard historian Jill Lepore warns against precisely this development – and much of what she describes is no longer just a future possibility. Who decides which news we see? Who…
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The world’s first biological computing centre uses 16 million living human neurons for data processing

Researchers in Singapore have just unveiled the prototype of a novel data centre that uses living human neurons to process information, instead of relying entirely on silicon chips. The project was initiated by the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine). The university collaborated with…
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The rise of the machines: China’s military is preparing humanoid robots for combat

At the beginning of the year, alternative media warned of the prospect that humanoid robots could extend beyond factory floors and into military operations. China’s World Humanoid Robot Games in August showcased advances in the robots’ speed and mobility, while reports of Beijing’s expanding military research suggest that…
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