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The Threat of Artificial Intelligence

The last red line is being crossed: The British Army is testing autonomous killer systems without human control

Just a few years ago, this idea was considered a red line in modern warfare: no computer, no algorithm, and no machine should ever be allowed to decide independently over life and death. Today, this very principle is up for debate in Great Britain. As reported by the Financial Times and the Daily Mail, British defence planners are…
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Data centres, digital twins and the new technocratic infrastructure: Where the global expansion of AI is really leading

The central question is why governments and technology companies are suddenly building gigantic data centres on an unprecedented scale and what long-term role this infrastructure might play in an increasingly networked and AI-driven world. The big question: Why are data centres suddenly popping up everywhere? For months, massive…
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Klaus Schwab is back: “Knowledge will become superfluous” – algorithms will think for us in the future, citizens should trust Big Tech

If intelligence were to become a service billed according to consumption, the intelligent age would only benefit the elite and those who can afford it The intelligent age is replacing our cognitive abilities with AI, and according to WEF founder Klaus Schwab, universities should focus on teaching students how to use technology…
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The new world order is going digital: Big Tech, banks and governments are planning global identity wallets in Geneva in September 2026

Officially, everything sounds harmless: “Global digital collaboration”; “Interoperability”; “Digital trust infrastructure”; “Public safety”; “Child protection”. But behind the technocratic terms lies possibly one of the most ambitious projects of global power and control architecture of our time. An internal…
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AI Capabilities Accelerate Toward Superintelligence, Raising Concerns Over Control

Artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities are advancing at a pace that, according to a growing number of researchers and industry figures, could lead to systems surpassing human intelligence within the next few years. The acceleration has prompted warnings about the loss of human control over machines that may soon be able to improve…
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“We see everything”: Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses are recording your most private moments

A broad coalition of civil society groups is sounding the alarm over Meta’s plan to embed facial recognition into its popular Ray-Ban smart glasses, warning the feature would create a new frontier for surveillance and abuse. The company’s push comes as investigations reveal a hidden pipeline where sensitive user footage, including scenes…
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