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The $6.7 Billion DOGE Headline Is True. It Also Leaves Out Half the Story.

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What the hell is a ‘non-practising white’?

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The post What the hell is a ‘non-practising white’? appeared first on spiked.

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The ‘Kirkaversary’ speaks to the sickness of progressives

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Ireland’s insane witch-hunting of Ed Sheeran

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Samizdata quote of the day – What could possibly go wrong (German edition)?

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Do we have any historical data on what happens when a German Chancellor abolishes the concept of free speech? I’m assuming it goes really well.

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Samizdata quote of the day – Don’t succumb to the great AI panic

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Yet when it comes to AI, I have found the evolution of this carefully staged exercise in scaremongering different in some respects. For a start, this is clearly a top-down campaign, orchestrated by industry insiders. Indeed, as far back as 12 years ago, those in the know began to raise the alarm about AI. In 2014, Elon Musk told his followers on Twitter that AI is potentially ‘more dangerous than nukes’. Bill Gates informed millions of his followers on Reddit that ‘I agree with Elon Musk and some others on this and don’t understand why some people are not concerned’. Needless to say, these fears did not stop either of them from pursuing the development of AI.

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