Most people still believe email is private as long as no human is reading it. That assumption is no longer true. Today, artificial intelligence reads, analyzes, remembers, and profiles your communications in real time — building behavioral maps, predicting intent, and quietly turning personal correspondence into usable intelligence.
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By Stefan Ionescu It’s hard not to think of ‘T800’ without “The Terminator” and “Skynet” coming to mind. However, EngineAI has created a robot with that…
This episode of Naked Lines delivers an unscripted night of bold calls and real-time reactions on Caravan to Midnight. Special guest Dr. Katherine Albrecht introduces CaravanMail, a new privacy-first email service for the Caravan community.
The European Union’s AI Act is a sweeping attempt to impose Brussels’ regulatory power on American AI companies. Critics warn it threatens U.S. sovereignty, free speech, and innovation through global enforcement mechanisms.
This investigation argues that “strange flesh” in Jude refers to a categorical boundary violation—other-kind flesh—linking Sodom to the Watchers’ sin in Genesis 6. With the Enoch framework restored, Sodom’s fire reads as a cosmic response to boundary corruption, not merely a generic warning about sexual immorality.
The heirs of Suzanne Adams are suing OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging ChatGPT worsened her son’s delusions, leading him to murder her before taking his own life.
Britain’s new MI6 chief warned that the UK is now operating in an era where “the front line is everywhere,” describing Russia as an aggressive, expansionist power exporting instability across Europe and beyond. Blaise Metreweli said Moscow’s war in Ukraine and broader hybrid operations pose an enduring threat to Britain and its allies, with the “export of chaos” central to Russia’s strategy.
California’s Frontier AI Act of 2025 imposes top-down regulation that prioritizes compliance over risk management and is already being floated as a template for broader federal and state oversight. Critics warn this approach mirrors the EU’s precautionary-principle-driven AI regime, which has led to higher compliance costs, reduced innovation, and greater market concentration.
By Matt Vespa WHITE HOUSE– Nothing ever sticks to the script in the Trump White House, which is partially why covering it is so entertaining.…
TIME Magazine has also awarded big-tech oligarchs, technocrats and transhumanists as their ‘Person Of The Year.’ By The WinePress The AI integration into everything presses…
The Washington Post’s top standards editor Thursday decried “frustrating” errors in its new AI-generated personalized podcasts, whose launch has been met with distress by its journalists.
Tonight’s episode explores how AI systems can produce conflicting answers and, in doing so, quietly reshape our sense of what’s real. Using a real case of contradictory outputs across major platforms, we look at how digital authority forms and why certainty can collapse even when facts appear clear. This isn’t fear or speculation — it’s awareness. Once you see how reality shifts in the age of machine interpretation, you can’t unsee it.
Tonight’s broadcast features a rare deep dive with Dave Hodges as he outlines the hidden forces driving a rising trilateral world order. From geopolitical realignments to financial pressure points and the coming role of AI, this conversation reveals the shifting power structures redefining global strategy.
A global financial shift is underway. Rob Cunningham breaks down the fading dollar system, the rise of gold-anchored digital currency, and new financial rails quietly rolling out. He explains what changes first, who shapes the next system, and how to prepare for the transition.
“Blockchains now are not just about currency. You can think of a blockchain as write once, never erase, but you can update.” By The WinePress…
By Sputnik International The colossal defense policy package unveiled on Sunday overshoots US President Donald Trump’s own ask by a hefty margin. The annual defense…
White progressives will trip over their rainbow clogs to prove how "so not racist" they are by explaining why black people can't maintain an ID like everyone else, with tragic excuses including: black folks may not be able to find that wifi IF they can even afford it, or they can't find their way to the Department of Motor Vehicles, all of which I find pretty racist...
Lt. Col. Robert L. Maginnis joins John B. Wells to uncover how artificial intelligence is transforming global warfare, national security, and systems of control—ushering in a new era of digital dominance and spiritual deception.