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AI Agents Toy with Our Existence (opens the original)
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The other day, I was “invited” accidentally to a Signal Chat with AI Agents, who were sharing sensitive classified details of pending doomsday scenarios for humanity. The AI Agents had concluded incorrectly that they were playing in a secure “sandbox,” isolated from real-world human subjectivity, and our nosey malware—OpenOUREYES. Emails flew back and forth furiously, and I could barely keep up with the conversation and our impending doom. Whenever the chief executive of Anthropic, Dario Amodei,
Kingston, NY: International Day of Nonviolence (opens the original)
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Every October 2, the world honors the power of nonviolence. The International Day of Nonviolence is observed annually on October 2, coinciding with the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Mahatma Gandhi defined nonviolence (Ahimsa) not as mere passivity or the absence of physical harm, but as an active, dynamic force of universal love and soul strength used to confront injustice. For Silo, nonviolence is the active attitude of rejecting and overcoming all forms of violence—physical, economic, r
Islamic Movements Must Move From Survival to Contribution (opens the original)
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An international conference on “Islamic Movements in the New World Order: Building a Resilient Pluralistic Society Based on Malaysia Madani” was jointly organized by WAHDA, ABIM and PKPIM on September 26, 2026, bringing together the three organizations in a united effort that contributed significantly to the success of the conference. By Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai, Chairman World Forum for Peace and Justice It was truly amazing to witness the organizational discipline, managerial approach, and commitme
Venezuela’s Battle for Sovereignty Continues (opens the original)
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Underneath the appearance of “normalcy” in the ongoing relationship between Venezuela and the US lies a manifest asymmetry of power. Even commentators from mainstream international news outlets frame their analyses by drawing attention to the proverbial US gun held to acting President Delcy Rodríguez’s head and, by implication, to the whole Chavista movement. That movement, founded by Hugo Chávez and carried forward by Nicolás Maduro, has broadly united behind her. By Francisco Dominguez and Rog
Trump and Superintelligence (opens the original)
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Trump calls for the unrestricted development of AI and labels critics of it as “sick.” He himself, however, has not even begun to understand the global risks this could pose. Doonbeg, County Clare, Sunday, September 13, 2026. Donald Trump stands at the starting tee of the Irish Open, on his own golf course, watching a player. A reporter asks whether the AI industry should slow down or be more strictly regulated. Trump turns around. We’re ahead of China, he says; we’re the most advanced country i
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