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AI Government: Cure for Corruption or New Tyranny?
A global AI government could standardise decisions, log every action, and shrink bribery. It could also centralise power, expand surveillance, and hard-code bias. Here's what the evidence suggests and what safeguards matter most.
AI Is Transforming Sports Teams And Creating New Competitive Advantages
AI is quietly rewriting how teams scout, train, prevent injuries, and make in-game decisions. Here's where the real edge comes from, why early adopters win twice, and what athletes should demand from the tech stack around them.
Could Brain-Computer Interfaces Create Permanent Unlimited Memory?
BCIs can already read and write small amounts of neural information. But turning that into permanent, unlimited human memory runs into hard limits: bandwidth, meaning, brain plasticity, and the messy problem of writing memories back safely.
How Limitless Clean Energy Is Redrawing Global Power Maps
If energy becomes abundant, cheap, and clean, power shifts from oil fields to factories, grids, minerals, and standards. Here's how fusion, space solar, advanced PV, and green hydrogen could reorder alliances, trade, and security.
Is the Singularity Here? A 2024 Reality Check on AI, Space, and the Exponential Future
Ray Kurzweil says the Singularity is nearer. AI feels like it arrived overnight, rockets are rewriting access to space, and biology is accelerating. But is this the Singularity, or the noisy runway before takeoff?
If Bitcoin Succeeds, What Happens to Governments and Their Power?
If Bitcoin becomes a dominant store of value or money, governments don't disappear, but their strongest levers change. Here's how taxation, central banking, sanctions, and public services could evolve in a Bitcoin-success world.
When Will Games Be Indistinguishable From Reality? A Timeline, the Tech, and the Hard Truth
Photorealistic graphics are already here in moments. The real question is when games will feel real in motion, in physics, and in human interaction. A clear timeline of what's close, what's hard, and what will take decades.
Speed Limits vs. Autonomy: Can AVs Eliminate the Need for Caps?
Autonomous vehicles react faster than humans, but higher speeds still multiply crash energy. Here's what the data, physics, and policy shifts suggest about raising-or replacing-speed limits in an AV future.
Is Privacy Obsolete in a World of Constant Surveillance Capitalism?
Surveillance capitalism turns everyday clicks, locations, and purchases into predictions. Here's what's really being collected, why consent banners don't fix it, what laws can and can't do, and practical steps to reduce tracking now.