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Shanghai’s “Urban Brain” AI surveillance system monitors every movement, behavior, and mistake in real time, serving as a warning of the global rise of social credit control. This article explores how this technology threatens privacy and freedom beyond China’s borders.
Discover how billionaires in tech are rewriting global rules, controlling data, and shaping politics, impacting democracy and privacy worldwide.
The AI takeover is accelerating — and seven major industries, from customer service to legal work, are on the brink of massive disruption. This article explores which sectors will collapse faster than you think and what that means for workers everywhere.
In 2025, your smartphone has become the front line of a quiet battle for your data, attention, and daily habits. This article breaks down how digital systems track you, why your information is so valuable, and how ordinary people can push back against the growing surveillance built into modern technology. It’s a candid, conversational look at the hidden war happening right in your pocket.
The tech world went from a massive AI hiring boom to record-breaking layoffs in just months. As automation accelerates and markets wobble, workers face a harsh truth: AI is reshaping the job market faster than anyone expected — and not always for the better.
A new electrochemical reactor from Rice University is revolutionizing how we recycle lithium batteries—using only electricity and water. With up to 90% efficiency and 99% purity, this clean process could power a truly circular energy future and reduce global reliance on destructive lithium mining.
Apple has removed China’s top gay dating apps, Blued and Finka, from its local App Store following orders from Beijing’s internet watchdog. This move underscores the ongoing crackdown on LGBTQ+ visibility and rights in China under President Xi Jinping’s government, where censorship and suppression are intensifying.
People are quicker than ever to trust experimental drugs without long-term evidence. This article dives into the psychology behind that impulse—fear, social pressure, and the illusion of control—and why blind trust in science can sometimes backfire.
Australia’s digital ID rollout in the rental sector marks a major step toward a nationwide identity system. While officials call it “streamlining,” critics warn it’s part of a global shift toward centralized digital control — where convenience quietly replaces privacy.