Dr. Steve Turley talks about how China is putting a lot of money into artificial intelligence (AI) and might be using spying to get ahead. This has started a race to be the best in AI. President Trump has removed some rules to help U.S. companies innovate. A Chinese AI model, Deep Seek, is now challenging American engineers to improve. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
On January 28, 2025, a Gerald Celente on Trends Journal talked about Deep Seek, a Chinese AI company changing the stock market with its affordable AI model. People worry that too much investment in AI could cause a big economic crash, like the dot com bust. The journal also covers Bitcoin, gold prices, and political tensions worldwide. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The David Knight Show talks about how Artificial intelligence (AI) might change many jobs in the U.S. Some people think AI could take over tasks humans do now. To help workers, ideas like an automation tax and universal basic income are being discussed. The article also talks about worries that AI could affect jobs and the economy, aiming to replace human workers. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The David Knight Show talks about how Meta, formerly Facebook, is adding AI users to boost activity on its platform. These AI characters can create and share content, but some worry they might spread false information or harm mental health. People are even making AI versions of themselves, raising ethical questions. Critics warn that real interactions might be replaced by these digital ones. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In a world wary of AI’s potential, the Pentagon harnesses it to decipher its intricate $816.7 billion budget. As AI enters the bureaucratic labyrinth of U.S. defense, it raises questions about policy creation and management. Can technology untangle such complexities, or does it merely spotlight them? Dive into this compelling narrative. 📖👀 Read more!
As AI-powered tools become more common in our lives, they often produce inaccurate information, leading to concerns about their reliability AI-powered tools have captivated us with their ability to provide seemingly authoritative and human-like responses to a wide range of queries. Whether it’s for homework assistance, workplace research, or health-related inquiries, these AI models, like […]
Visual artists like Kelly McKernan are taking legal action against AI companies for allegedly violating copyrights. The case questions if AI-generated art, uncannily resembling existing human-created styles, constitutes infringement or innovation. In a rapidly evolving field, artists face an uncertain future and an urgent need for legal clarity. Dive deeper into this landmark case and its implications for the art world 🎨. Read more!
From Billable Hours to Tangible Value: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Future of PR, Consulting, and More In an era characterized by rapid technological advancement, the conventional billable hour revenue model faces an imminent and formidable challenge from the surging tide of artificial intelligence (AI). The advent of AI is ushering in a […]
Charting a Course: The Battle Against Unchecked AI Advancement Imagine a world where artificial intelligence (AI) becomes so advanced that it attains god-like capabilities. This may sound like science fiction, but it’s a concern that has led tech entrepreneur Daniel Colson to launch an audacious mission aimed at countering the rapid progress of AI. Once […]
New York Times Takes a Stand Against AI Training on Its Content In a groundbreaking move that has caught the attention of technology enthusiasts and content creators alike, The New York Times (NYT) has introduced stringent measures to prevent the utilization of its content for training artificial intelligence (AI) models. This new development, aimed at […]
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