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Could AI really kill us all?
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Could AI really kill us all?
October 17, 2026

STARK warnings from artificial intelligence researchers that advanced forms of the technology could wipe out humanity have raised questions over whether governments are moving fast enough to regulate it.

U.S. tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
October 15, 2026

Recent warnings from American AI leaders have created the impression that the world is only beginning to confront the dangers of advanced artificial intelligence.

U.S. tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
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Survey finds majority of Americans say AI is developing too fast
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Survey finds majority of Americans say AI is developing too fast
October 13, 2026

Meanwhile Donald Trump has dismissed calls for more regulation, saying the United States needs to maintain its edge over China in the AI race.

Why capitalism won’t save the climate
October 11, 2026

Although the social and environmental costs of renewable energy technologies are often gestured at parenthetically in left discourse about climate action, they are rarely given serious and sustained attention. It is generally assumed that because a rapid transition to renewables is necessary to avoid full-on climate disaster, we will simply have to accept these costs without too much critical scrutiny.

Why capitalism won’t save the climate
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Nokia’s satellite communications push for governments and militaries: ‘Connecting People’ is now for people in uniform
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Nokia’s satellite communications push for governments and militaries: ‘Connecting People’ is now for people in uniform
October 11, 2026

Europe’s “strategic autonomy” is a project through which Europe is rebuilding its own imperial and militarist capabilities.

Electronic voting machines are not reliable
October 7, 2026

Why did the machines suffer a kind of breakdown, if they had been rigorously tested?

Electronic voting machines are not reliable
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Las urnas electrónicas no son confiables
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Las urnas electrónicas no son confiables
October 6, 2026

La paralización del recuento en Brasil revirtió la tendencia y salvó a Lula: las urnas electrónicas, opacas e inauditables, no son confiables.

Rejoining the EU would throttle Britain’s AI industry
October 4, 2026

In the first half of 2026, UK AI companies raised €12.6 billion, which is more than the rest of the European Union combined. If the UK were to re-enter the EU, as Prime Minister Andy Burnham suggested last week, it would join a regulatory regime that makes a large part of those investments obsolete.

Rejoining the EU would throttle Britain’s AI industry
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