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Hruy argues that today’s online/social media platforms are deliberately designed to engineer artificial stupidity, quietly cultivating a future population optimized for content consumption rather than analysis and thought.

Trading freedom for convenience comes at a cost.

Goertzel reflects on Future of Life Institute's proposal to pause GPT-5. He thinks they're biased towards AI's risks, not benefits. Currently, 7 countries have banned ChatGPT. To ban or not to ban?

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns AI's huge energy consumption needs public trust. He argues broad economic growth is key to avoiding a political backlash against data centers.

SB Fisher explores the critical war for sovereignty over the internet, where access and privacy are at stake, and the fight for a truly decentralized future.

Doc Searls and Ben Goertzel discuss the difference between “Personal AI” that you control and “Corporate AI” that controls you; and what it means for the future of the internet.

The unchecked profit drive of AI poses a risk to society. Daniel Dob explains the necessity of open-source access. Can we rely on balancing corporate control and open collaboration?

Google's new AI search agents slash publisher referrals as data shows 33 percent global traffic drop, with some tech sites losing 97 percent of US visitors.

Anthropic predicts China could overtake the US in AI by 2028 without stricter chip controls, warning of authoritarian AI norms and a narrowing policy window.

DeepSeek releases a free, open-source 685B-parameter AI model rivaling GPT-5, offering gold-medal math performance and slashing costs, intensifying competition with US tech giants.