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Jul 10 2026 
AI, Cognitive Degeneration, and the Future of Humanity
UK Column
The human brain is a marvellous organ; the peak of evolutionary complexity. As we humans grow and learn new things, the brain learns and adapts. Indeed, throughout life, it exhibits surprisingly plastic behaviour, not just in terms of function but also morphology, changing itself according to needs.
The brain typically takes up 2% of the… Continue reading
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Jun 16 2026 
Qwen opens platform to third-party AI Agents, onboards KFC, Luckin Coffee, Mixue and more
Image generated by the Yuanbao AI
Alibaba-backed Qwen App announced on Wednesday that it is opening its platform to third-party Agents and Skills, allowing companies to operate branded AI agents within the app.
According to the company, Luckin Coffee, KFC, Mixue, and China Eastern Airlines are among the first businesses to begin testing related services, with some… Continue reading -
Jun 06 2026 
Bots now generate more web traffic than humans
From RT
The rise of AI agents has pushed automated requests past human activity, according to the internet infrastructure firm Cloudflare.
Bots and AI agents now generate more web traffic than humans, according to data from internet infrastructure company Cloudflare. CEO Matthew Prince has described the development as a major turning point in the history of the… Continue reading
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Feb 16 2026 
Brian Berletic: At the AI Race’s Finishing Line: A World of Abundance or Automated Dominance?
NEO
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, an important but unnoticed debate is taking place within the halls of Western power and among a handful of billionaire business leaders and investors regarding the shape of the world to come as this technology permeates every aspect of modern civilization.
Western-based optimists insist that AI will bring about… Continue reading -
Feb 12 2026 
Today is AI day
Explanations as to how it works that are understandable.
“Billionaires are building bunkers because they’re afraid AI might take over everything.”
AI is advancing at a rate we’ve never seen before.
From sex robots and chatbots helping with therapy to AI rapidly transforming industries, we’re already living in an AI-powered world.
And in five to ten… Continue reading
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Oct 24 2025 
Nexperia: From billions to zero in the trade war – with a twist in the tale
The Nexperia saga takes the Nobel Prize for the most idiotic FAFO business move in history but in the end, it ends up serving dedollarization. China, of course, retaliated, stopped supply, made many substantial businesses very nervous to the point of cutting production lines and staff in cases, but more than that, China leveraged and… Continue reading
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Oct 22 2025 
An Essay by Scott Ritter on a dinner in Russia: Our discussion is drones
This by Scott Ritter is an essay that is complimentary to his group of interesting dinner companions.
This is not what I want to highlight, though, but read the piece here:
What I would like to highlight, is this:
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May 28 2025 
Pavel Durov in Conversation with Thor Halvorssen
Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, joins Human Rights Foundation CEO and founder, Thor Halvorssen, in a rare and wide-ranging conversation on digital freedom, state censorship, and the responsibilities of tech creators in the modern world. Durov recounts how Telegram became a lifeline for protest movements from Belarus to Hong Kong and what may be around… Continue reading
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Apr 11 2025 
A conversation with DeepSeek about AI
Developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) appeal to me greatly. The average human lifespan has been extended quite a bit as a result of humans being able to invent and use technology. Technology makes our lives so much easier.
At first we are reluctant to use it and then we can’t get away from… Continue reading
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Nov 30 2024 
A few Site Notices & Fund Raiser
Dear friends,
First, it is a huge pleasure to be making these comments.
I love all the commentators. And AHH who is my best hand-in-hand collegue and we live on different continents. I know when his kids have hair nits and he knows when I break out in a heat allergy. Its like China and Russia, the… Continue reading
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Nov 12 2024 
UNCTAD, the UN, COP29 – They Did it Again
By Peter Koenig
Already in November 2023, UNCTAD has made infamous headlines by announcing a digital future; see this:
“UNCTAD – in blatant derogation of its historical mandate on behalf developing countries, namely the Global South–, will level the playing field, as the saying goes, on behalf of the entire UN System by announcing in a Press Release in Geneva on 15 November… Continue reading
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Jul 23 2024 
Those Driverless Cars
Look at this little girl with her mom hailing a driverless, autonomous taxi.This is the modernization of socialist economy in #China.And what will this little kid’s city look like when she’s an adult? Incredible transformations are underway.#robotaxi #AutonomousVehicles pic.twitter.com/dLcr9yW0lG— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) July 23, 2024
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Jun 08 2024 
Site Comments
We continue with our fundraiser for the month of June. For GlobalSouth.co we will have to keep a fundraiser in some form or another going from now on. I repeat the original: Kindly donate! There are very few of us staunch independents left. And thank you and great blessings and please keep us on our… Continue reading
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Mar 26 2024 
Geoengineering – Weapon of Mass Destruction
Solving the ‘Climate Crisis’ is Bad for Business and Worse for Politics
For GlobalSouth.co by Peter Koenig
25 March 202The article “Harvard Shuts Geoengineering Project” by Cauf Skiviers, explains Bill Gates, funder of the project, stopping Harvard from carrying out the study to Preserve the Climate Narrative.
How is this relevant?
That Bill Gates calls the shots on what… Continue reading
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