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AI and Humans

The AI Paradox: Are We Building a Partner in Progress—Or a Tool for Tyranny?

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Imagine an intelligence that has read every book, analyzed every scientific paper, and absorbed the sum of human digital knowledge. Now imagine that same intelligence slowly starting to forget, to falter, to regurgitate the same ideas with diminishing clarity, like a great mind suffering from amnesia. This isn’t the plot of a science fiction novel. It is a real and present danger in the development of artificial intelligence, one that intersects with a silent struggle over who controls this transformative technology and for whose benefit. This is the AI paradox: a tool of unimaginable potential that could either amplify human

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the geopolitical energy struggles

Ukraine, Europe, and the Gas War: Who Truly Benefits?

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In the heart of Europe’s most turbulent winter, a decision ripples across continents: Ukraine halts the transit of Russian gas, severing a lifeline that once fuelled Europe’s industries and homes. While framed as a bold stand against aggression, this move raises deeper questions. Who gains when European nations trade energy dependency on Russia for reliance on costlier American gas? And at what price does this align with the global chessboard, where the U.S. and Russia vie for dominance while Europe bears the brunt? This article unravels the layers of this geopolitical shift, exposing the contradictions and consequences often obscured by

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