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Jacob Siegel’s New Book Argues the Internet Became a Government Surveillance Tool, Warns Censorship Infrastructure Could Quickly Rebuild
Jacob Siegel, editor for Tablet Magazine and co-host of “Manifesto! A Podcast”, discusses details from his new book The Information…
AI Race Is a Multifront War: China’s Dominance Ambitions, Woke Bias, and Corporate Censorship All Converge
Breitbart News’ Director of Social Media and a Distinguished Fellow at Peter Schweizer’s Government Accountability Institute, Wynton Hall, dives into…
Cyberattack on Major Medical Manufacturer Raises Alarm Over Growing Infrastructure Threats
Chief Impact Officer at STACK Cybersecurity, Tracey Birkenhauer, discusses yesterday’s cyber attack of Stryker Corp in Kalamazoo Michigan
AI Dispute Between Trump Administration and Anthropic Highlights Growing Debate Over Technology’s Limits
Missy Cummings, professor and director of the Mason Autonomy and Robotics Center at George Mason University, on Trump’s fight with…
Debate Grows Over Social Media Bans as Research Points to School Stress in Youth Mental Health Crisis
Chris Ferguson, professor of psychology at Stetson University in Florida: There is no evidence that social media harms children’s mental…
AI at a Crossroads: Innovation Boom or Existential Threat?
With AI insiders sounding alarms over safety and job disruption, Neil Chilson of the Abundance Institute argues the real story…
Everyday AI Moves Into the Home as Smart Living Technology Reaches the Mainstream
Rob Kole, President and CEO of Kole Digital, provides expert insight into the AI innovations and trends poised to shape…
Frank Diana: How AI Could Transform Cities, Energy, and Everyday Life
Frank Diana, principal futurist at Tata Consultancy Services, on AI, automation, and The Ambient City
Humanoid Robots May Be Closer Than We Think — But Not Quite Ready for Home Use, Says Robotics Expert
Tom Williams, Associate Professor of Computer Science at the Colorado School of Mines and Human-Robot Interaction researcher, on how close…