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GZERO Media: The AI risks being ignord : Ian Bremmer’s Quick Take. The real AI crisis

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Rundown Robotics: Mecka rides the robot-data gold rush

 Mecka rides the robot-data gold rush Image source: Mecka AI The Rundown: Robot-training data is now a business of its own. Mecka AI is reportedly nearing a funding round at a ~$500M valuation, as investors pile into startups collecting the real-world … Continue reading

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Senior Health: Over 65: 8 Subcortical Vascular Dementia Signs. Comment: TBI and cognisence amnesia. The warning signs for an over 65: 8 Subcortical Vascular Dementia Signs. These points are very similar to TBI

Dec 31, 2025 Senior Health Tips Subcortical vascular dementia is one of the most common yet overlooked forms of dementia in adults over 65. Unlike Alzheimer’s disease, it often begins with slowed thinking, walking changes, emotional shifts, and even bladder … Continue reading

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Has Trump Left MBS hanging over Yemen? • FRANCE 24 English

Sep 14, 2026 #Yemen#SaudiArabia#Houthis Yemeni and Saudi governments are under pressure. The Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman reportedly called US President Donald Trump twice to ask him to authorise US strikes against the Houthis in Yemen over the threat … Continue reading

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SMX On X: Elon Musk’s position is not the doomer position of simply stopping AI. His view is to keep advancing AI while making safety advance with it, even if that sometimes means slowing down.

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The Spectator: Such is the pace of change in AI that it has been, yet again, quite a weekend. On Saturday, Dario Amodei, boss of Anthropic, published an essay, We Must Pace the Frontier, urging his industry to slow down. Within the hour Elon Musk replied: ‘Dario is right’. Sam Altman, the boss of OpenAI, followed. By Sunday, Amodei was on Face the Nation, again asking everyone to apply the brakes on the grand and momentous technology of our time. The cynical explanation is obvious. OpenAI has just shelved this year’s IPO; Altman suddenly believes it unwise.

The Spectator @spectator · 1h Such is the pace of change in AI that it has been, yet again, quite a weekend. On Saturday, Dario Amodei, boss of Anthropic, published an essay, We Must Pace the Frontier, urging his industry … Continue reading

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Meta is rolling out Muse, a personal AI agent that can take actions across apps and the web, including sending emails, booking travel, filling out forms and making purchases with user approval.

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Grok AI synospis of excellent book by Edward Laxton. The Irish Exodus to America 1846-1851

See new posts Question: The Famine Ships The Irish Exodus to America 1846 to 1851 Edward Laxton. Could you provide a synopsis, the poverty of Irish people, the state of the ships, con men, sinking, running aground. Particularly the priest … Continue reading

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Eurasia Review: Anthropic Disrupts Iran’s Use of Claude to Spread Propaganda, Spy On Dissidents

Image: Grok Anthropic Disrupts Iran’s Use Of Claude To Spread Propaganda, Spy On Dissidents  September 13, 2026 By RFE RL FacebookTwitterEmailFlipboardMastodonLinkedInShare Video Muted By Frud Bezhan Key Takeaways: Anthropic said it has disrupted attempts by Iran, China, and other countries from using … Continue reading

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DW: How did hackers trick Berlin’s city government?

Ole Alsaker Berlin is dealing with the biggest cyberattack in its history after hackers stole nearly 6 terabytes of government data in a ClickFix scam and demanded a €2 million ransom. How did it happen? How could a single employee’s … Continue reading

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