By Elias Marat It’s long been an image restricted to popular culture: unstoppable robot killers firing their high-powered rifles at clusters of helpless human soldiers…
By Tyler Durden After publishing a steady stream of scoops about Amazon’s anti-competitive tendencies, the Wall Street Journal on Monday dropped one of the biggest…
By Tyler Durden Edward Snowden has finally laid it all out – documenting his memoirs in a new 432-page book, Permanent Record, which will be…
By Tyler Durden Over the next three years, 120 million workers in the world’s 12 biggest economies may need to be retrained as a result…
By Jon Rappoport First, a few quotes to give a bit of background. 5G speed, for people who must download a whole season of their…
By Alexandros Antoniou, University of Essex The latest photo app craze can make you look like a movie star. Zao uses artificial intelligence to replace…
By Jon Rappoport During the reign of Barack Obama, mass shootings prompted a White House declaration that community mental health centers would be created across…
By Elias Marat According to two U.S. military researchers, the United States needs a “Dead Hand” that would ensure an automated, rapid response to any…
By Aaron Kesel The U.S. wants to use the military’s Pentagon arm to police fake news online; what can possibly go wrong? According to reports,…
By Mac Slavo Tech investor John Borthwick says that smart speakers from the like of Amazon and Google are being used for mass surveillance. Borthwick…
By Michael Maharrey There is a push on for the creation of another unconstitutional federal agency that would create systems to identify “early signs of…
By Tyler Durden Palantir’s technology was developed in warzones like Fallujah, where it was used to anticipate roadside bombs and attacks by insurgents. Now, it’s…
Op-Ed by Renee Parsons The telecom industry’s PR campaign describes 5G as the next generation of “ultra fast wireless technology that has the potential to…
By Jake Anderson Elon Musk recently stated his belief that most humans are already cyborgs. Noting our physical dependence on smart devices, the near ubiquitous…
