Planned AI-Driven South Dakota Meat Packing Plant Raises More Questions Than Answers
A new privately funded meat processing plant in South Dakota relying on fully automated AI technology will compete in the market, but some people are concerned about the company’s expressed good intentions. “We plan to...
Spanish Wildfire Sparked by Blockchain-powered Autonomous Tree Planters, Again
A self-described “technology-driven reforestation company” relying on the much-hyped blockchain technology has sparked a wildfire in Spain that has contributed to the incineration of 30,000 hectares (115 sq. miles approx.) in only a matter of...
Poland Tells Citizens They Can Gather Firewood From the Forest Amidst Energy Crisis
The Polish government has officially conceded that people may rummage for firewood to heat their stoves now that coal supplies are dwindling dramatically due to Poland's self-imposed embargo on Russian gas. “It is always possible,...
You’ll Raise Virtual Children in the Metaverse and Pay for the Privilege: AI Expert
Commentary A new book by an artificial intelligence expert has made the prediction that future human beings will no longer have real families. Instead, they’ll own nothing and be happy as they instead raise virtual...
Republicans Capitalize On Biden Admin Weak Response To Baby Formula Crisis
While the worst shortages of baby formula in years has several GOP members worried, others claim the Biden Administration has shipped the last loads to the border to feed the aliens. "Due to increased demand...
World Food Crisis Looms as Fertilizer Prices Keep Rising
The threat of worldwide starvation looms as food prices soar and fertilizer scarcity continues, which according to some, carries the opportunity to restructure the economy, agriculture, and everyday life. According to a report by the...
1 in 3 Retailers Couldn’t Make Rent in April: Study
More than a third (34 percent) of North American retailers could not make ends meet and pay their rent in April due to inflation, gas prices, and supply chain issues. The alarming number of delinquencies...
Dallas Airport Installs Panopticon Facial Recognition Robots to Enforce Mask Mandates
Dallas Love Field Airport has installed two AI-operated robotic surveillance towers that, besides providing general information to passengers, also monitor mask mandate compliance and can alarm law enforcement. The panopticons, which appear to have a...
In Address to National Executives Roundtable, Biden Speaks of Historical ‘Inflection Point’ for Coming ‘New World Order’
U.S. President Joe Biden said the quiet part out loud when he spoke of a coming “New World Order” during an address to a flock of CEOs from America’s banking, oil, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors. ...
Saudis Posture Dumping US Petrodollar for Yuan On Chinese Oil Sales
While Saudi Arabia is posturing that it may begin accepting the yuan instead of the U.S. dollar on at least a portion of its oil sales to China amid intensifying geopolitical conflicts, economic and political...
Inflation Soars 7.5 Percent to 40-Year Highs
Experts say the U.S. annual inflation rate reached a 40-year-high, touching 7.5 percent, primarily due to supply chain problems, fuel prices, and labor shortages, but there may be more to it. The annual Consumer Price...
Log4Shell: Burgeoning Zero-day Exploit may not be Completely Patched
A cross-platform vulnerability was first reported around Thanksgiving in Apache Log4j, which according to Romanian cybersecurity company Bitdefender, is a popular open-source library written in Java. The zero-day exploit allowed for the injection of arbitrary...
