Artificial intelligence promises extraordinary progress, but could humanity’s appetite for power turn AI into its most dangerous invention? An independent examination of AI risks, surveillance, censorship and the human decisions shaping our future.
Wall Street’s artificial intelligence boom is facing a financial reality check. As technology giants pour billions into AI infrastructure, disappointing earnings and falling stock prices are raising questions about whether the industry’s extraordinary spending can deliver sustainable profits.
President Trump says JD Vance contacted Iran to discuss medical supplies, but multiple reports suggest the vice president was seeking to restart peace negotiations. As military tensions rise and the economic costs of war mount, conflicting explanations raise new questions about Washington’s intentions.
The European Central Bank has held interest rates steady as Christine Lagarde announces her resignation. With French government borrowing costs climbing, energy prices rising and inflation threatening Europe’s fragile economy, the ECB faces mounting questions about financial stability, political independence and the future of the eurozone.
Astronomers have discovered a massive, mysterious object beyond Pluto that could become the solar system’s sixth officially recognized dwarf planet. Named 2026 ED138, the distant icy world raises new questions about how much of our cosmic neighbourhood remains unexplored.
Wall Street’s AI obsession faces a reality check as Fortinet plunges 26% and ServiceNow drops 18.5%. Despite strong revenue growth, investors are questioning sky-high software valuations and whether artificial intelligence can deliver on its enormous financial promises.
Flavio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami after losing Brazil’s presidential election, refusing to surrender his passports and challenging Lula’s victory. With Trump’s administration welcoming him into America, the political confrontation is raising serious questions about democracy, judicial accountability and foreign interference.