AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - Civilizational Decline Is a Choice
Image via Picryl . Picryl By J.B. Shurk We have so much worth defending.
Image via Picryl . Picryl By J.B. Shurk We have so much worth defending.
ChatGPT for American Thinker By Gleb Tsipursky The Hugging Face breach shows why AI agents need narrower authority, stronger logs, and independent testing without freezing useful innovation.
Photo Credit:Johann Tobias Sonntag, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public Domain By Lars Møller Strasbourg’s living instrument, foreign criminals, and the neutralization of democratic sovereignty.
CDC By Lloyd Billingsley What is the CDC's secret agency, the Epidemic Intelligence Sevice, actually up to?
Perchance AI By John F. Di Leo Perhaps more "allied" countries than we thought are currently led by people who are -- for all intents and purposes -- agents of the People's Republic of China.
Author By Luis Gonzalez Never forget.
Author By Deborah C. Tyler The “Palestinians” will remain stateless because no nation can grow upon such a poisonous stalk.
Gina Hinojosa decided to give birth despite her child’s fatal genetic anomaly. Though her ad doesn’t say it, Texas abortion laws no longer allow women that choice.
DALLAS — Republicans are invoking 9/11 to bash left-wing Democrats in a growing number of midterm races , seizing on the 25th anniversary of the attacks to portray them or their supporters as anti-American and sympathetic to terrorists. Why it matters: It marks the return of a controversial political tactic that was common in the years after the 9/11 attacks but had largely faded from campaigns over the past quarter-century. Driving the news: The strategy is playing out most prominently in Michigan, where Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers is expected to use his speech at the GOP's midterm convention to assail Democrat Abdul El-Sayed over 9/11, Axios has learned. - Rogers aims to contrast El-Sayed's relationship with left-wing…
A Republican-led Senate subcommittee that oversees disaster management is investigating OpenAI's handling of the Hugging Face breach in July, Axios has learned. Why it matters: The investigation comes amid rapidly escalating concern on Capitol Hill about the existential dangers posed by AI following public warnings by several Anthropic and OpenAI researchers. - "As you may know, in the public domain, more AI experts are warning about the existential risks of AI," Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) wrote in a letter to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman first obtained by Axios. - He added: "Just this week, three Anthropic researchers expressed publicly that there is a greater than 10% chance that AI could kill all human beings within the next decade." Driving…