Davos presents itself as a forum for shared solutions to global problems. But this year was not about cooperation – it was about leverage. The public agenda focused on technology, climate, and […]
Davos 2026 Unpacked: What Was It Really About?
Musk-Grok Controversy: Where’s the Line Between Censorship and Safety?
What began as reports of the Grok AI chatbot generating explicit deepfake images has quickly turned into lawsuits, regulatory demands, and international investigations. Meanwhile, Musk insists the outrage is being used as […]
AI Shows Symptoms of Anxiety, Trauma, PTSD – And It’s Ruining Your Mental Health Too
Grok, Gemini and ChatGPT exhibit symptoms of poor mental health according to a new study that put various AI models through weeks of therapy-style questioning. Some are now curious about “AI mental health”, but […]
First AI Designed Drug Is Nearing Approval – Can It Be Trusted?
For decades, the development of new drugs has been one of the slowest, most expensive, and most failure-prone processes in modern science. With artificial intelligence however, that bottleneck may be breaking. An […]
AI Will Eat Itself; It’s Like Mad Cow Disease – Tech Insiders Not Concerned by Accelerating Development
As artificial intelligence accelerates into every corner of modern life, the dominant narrative remains one of inevitability. With smarter models and total automation, many feel catapulted toward a future reshaped by machines that outperform […]
Who Really Wins from Trump’s New AI Exec Order?
President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14365 on December 11, declaring that the US should maintain “global AI dominance” through a “minimally burdensome” national framework – warning that state-level rules on AI regulation are becoming […]
AI Found to Mislead Voters and Change Election Outcomes
Two major studies published by Science and Nature found a shocking portion of voters were persuaded by AI chatbots, shifting opinions by an enormous 15 percentage points in some elections. Over 15 AI models were tested on 80,000 participants in the […]