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The AI squeeze: No juniors, no seniors, more burnout
AI is reshaping employment in ways that may intensify work rather than reduce it, particularly for mid-career employees. Entry-level hiring has declined sharply: globally, the World Economic Forum rep
No Benefits: Why Most Americans Hate The Idea Of AI Data Centers
The article examines the growing US debate over AI data centers, arguing that opposition cuts across party lines. Although the Trump administration supports rapid construction as part of an economic a
What Policymakers and the Public Need to Know About the Cult of AI
The essay argues that belief in artificial general or superintelligence has evolved from fringe speculation into a powerful ideology shaping technology policy, investment, and politics. It criticizes
US military plane lands in Moscow, with Kremlin claiming it has no information: report
A video and flight-tracking data showed a U.S. military Boeing C-17A Globemaster III landing at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The aircraft reportedly departed Joint Base Andrew
Elon Musk wants engineers and trade talent: All you need is 3 bullet points, a résumé, and a desire to create the best data centers ‘off Earth’
Elon Musk is recruiting engineers and skilled tradespeople, such as plumbers and electricians, to help SpaceX build and operate powerful AI supercomputer clusters on Earth and potentially beyond it. I
Judge blocks Pentagon’s effort to ‘punish’ Anthropic by labeling it a supply chain risk | CNN Business
A federal judge in California has blocked the Pentagon's attempt to label the AI company Anthropic as a "supply chain risk," stating that such actions infringe on the company's constitutional rights.
AI machines aren’t ‘hallucinating’. But their makers are | Naomi Klein | The Guardian
In her article for The Guardian, Naomi Klein critiques the prevailing narrative surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), particularly the use of the term "hallucination" to describe AI's erroneous ou
AI machines aren’t ‘hallucinating’. But their makers are | Naomi Klein | The Guardian
In her article for The Guardian, Naomi Klein critiques the prevailing narrative surrounding artificial intelligence (AI), particularly the use of the term "hallucination" to describe AI's erroneous ou
US says it caused dollar shortage to trigger Iran protests: What that means
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently stated that the U.S. deliberately caused a dollar shortage in Iran to destabilize the economy and incite protests, particularly following significant ant
‘Change is inevitable’: What is next for Iran?
Protests in Iran have subsided amid a crackdown that has seen tens of thousands arrested and many facing terrorism charges. Despite the government's reassertion of control, underlying grievances—such
Environmental scientist urge conservation as U.S. aquifers lose water more quickly than they replenish
Environmental scientists are raising alarms about the rapid depletion of U.S. aquifers, which are losing water faster than they can be naturally replenished. Aquifers, crucial for agricultural, domest
“Everyone is so panicked”: Entry-level tech workers describe the AI-fueled jobpocalypse
Entry-level tech workers, like Rishabh Mishra from India, are facing a "jobpocalypse" as artificial intelligence automates roles that fresh graduates traditionally filled, leading to a panic among stu
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