From “technocracy.news” I recently interviewed the professional version of ChatGPT. My intent was to put a crosshair on the functional uses for AI, but I got a totally new and profound view. More on that in a minute. The first thing on the list was Cognitive Augmentation, which covers things like research, ideation, writing, etc. […]
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From “reclaimthenet.org” YouTube and Netflix are moving aggressively to expand the ways they track and monetize viewer behavior, leaning further into AI-driven systems and behavioral profiling to fine-tune ad delivery. YouTube’s latest experiment with intrusive advertising comes in the form of “Peak Points,” a format that leverages Google’s Gemini AI to dissect video content and
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From “technocracy.news” “If AI systems were ever able to suffer, would we be obligated to care?” Should speech from AI chatbots be protected under the First Amendment as Free Speech? Do AIs deserve moral rights? You can see where this is headed. Technocrats have painted themselves – and society – into a corner. Get ready for
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From “technocracy.news” China has grown as a Technocracy ever since Zbigniew Brzezinski took Chairman Deng Xiaoping under his wing in 1976. Twenty-four years later, in 2000, Time magazine recognized China as a Technocracy. Since then, China has exported its Technocratic web all over the world, which needs to stop calling China a Communist dictatorship. This
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From “technocracy.news” The first thing Musk did on January 24, 2025, was to fire 17 Inspector Generals (IGs), the watchdogs overseeing federal agencies, including those who were investigating Musk’s companies. Since then, Musk has raided 15 agencies, including HHS, SSA, Treasury, General Services Administration (GSA), the Departments of Commerce, Energy, Labor, and Transportation. None of
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From “thelastamericanvagabond.com” NATO announced a Palantir partnership to acquire the controversial Maven Smart System – an effort to complete a NATO “digital transformation”. In late March, the North American Treaty Organization (NATO) Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) and Palantir Technologies Inc. announced a new agreement for the Palantir Maven Smart System NATO (MSS NATO) to be deployed
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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” Sam Altman, the CEO behind the wildly popular AI tool ChatGPT, has officially launched his controversial eyeball-scanning “orbs” in six major cities of the United States in partnership with Visa and Match Group (parent company of Tinder). The chrome-plated orbs, which resemble something out of a sci-fi dystopia, scan the face and iris
From “technocracy.news” Sam Altman’s creepy iris-scanning orbs have come to the United States. His goal is to scan every eyeball on Earth. Already, there are 160 countries around the world that are signing up over 170,000 people per week. Altman’s company changed its name to WORLD.ORG to offer a comprehensive ecosystem of WorldID, WorldApp, WorldChain,
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From “technocracy.news” Technocrats spit at “populist whims” even though they are riding the populist movements with spurs to take over the world, especially in America. When, as, and if the Populists get wind of this, there will be a major rebellion in the ranks. There is NO common good for humanity, only the scourge of
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From “reclaimthenet.org” Picture this: it’s rush hour in New York City. A guy in a Mets cap mutters to himself on the F train platform, pacing in tight circles. Nearby, a woman checks her phone five times in ten seconds. Overhead, cameras are watching. Behind the cameras? A machine. And behind that machine? An army
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