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The Military Plans to Let Swarms of Armed Drones Talk to Each Other

The Military Plans to Let Swarms of Armed Drones Talk to Each Other

Globally, there are now over 57,000 companies trying to sell you AI-driven products. It's the bandwagon everyone's jumping on. And for good reason. AI in some form will clearly change everything. Currently, all these AI tools deliver astounding amounts of information at high speed. But

Robots May Have Just Woken Up

Robots May Have Just Woken Up

For AI to take over the world, it has to make its own choices. It has to become self aware. This hasn't happened, though it sure seems like it. Text back and forth with Chat GPT, it feels like you're talking with another person -- albeit

Are We Giving AI Nuclear Weapons?

Are We Giving AI Nuclear Weapons?

We've been noting with some concern that the U.S. Military is developing military hardware controlled in significant ways by artificial intelligence (AI). The most obvious are the unmanned flying weapons we know as "drones". Among the latest is the U.S. Air Force's

Your Smart Phone is Protected from Cyber-Hackers. What About You?

Your Smart Phone is Protected from Cyber-Hackers. What About You?

A few months ago, the U.S. Treasury was hacked by the Chinese. The story's been lost in the flood of news coming at us every hour of every day. But in December 2024, state-sponsored Chinese hacker group Salt Typhoon gained access to sensitive data in the U.

Is Everyone in Your Life a Bot? You Might Not Be Able to Tell.

Is Everyone in Your Life a Bot? You Might Not Be Able to Tell.

Imagine you get a call from a work buddy. You make normal small talk. Then he brings up the big acquisition about to be made by your company. The public doesn't know about it. Neither does Wall Street. You talk freely, giving your take on the strategy. You

The Sky isn't Falling. It's Much Worse.

The Sky isn't Falling. It's Much Worse.

In 1978, NASA scientist Donald Kessler realized we might have a big problem. By the late '70s, tons of satellites were being launched into orbit. From military surveillance to commercial communication to scientific research, every industry was in the satellite game. Add to that, Earth's low orbit

Deep Ocean Excavation Reveals Coming Terror

Deep Ocean Excavation Reveals Coming Terror

There is a zone around the Earth's equator where the sun's rays strike most directly, drawing in trade winds from both hemispheres, and fueling violent, tropical storms. It's called the Intertropical Convergence Zone, or ITCZ. It shifts a bit seasonally, drifting north or south

What is Waiting on the Dark Side of the Moon

What is Waiting on the Dark Side of the Moon

No human has ever walked on the dark side of the moon. It's been over 50 years since anyone has set foot on the moon at all. The last crewed moon landing by any nation was Apollo 17, in 1972. And all six missions that landed humans on

The Day the Magnetic Poles Switched Places -- and When it Will Happen Again

The Day the Magnetic Poles Switched Places -- and When it Will Happen Again

The most expensive wood in the world is found in a swamp. New Zealand's Kauri trees are highly prized as building material. They're remarkably durable with elaborate grain patterns and rich colors sought after by ship builders and building contractors -- even makers of fine musical

CIA Project Sun Streak May Have Found the Lost Ark

CIA Project Sun Streak May Have Found the Lost Ark

In 1995, a report by the American Institutes for Research concluded that Remote Viewing - the psychic ability to describe distant locations by traveling in your mind - was not useful for U.S. intelligence efforts. It might seem surprising we'd need an official report to point this

A New Study Reveals There's More to Human DNA Than We Thought

A New Study Reveals There's More to Human DNA Than We Thought

We are just one of many mammals on Earth, at least that's what we're told. But humans are so much more advanced than the other animals around us, it feels like we got a jump start. Yes, dolphins are smart and chimpanzees are smart but neither

Passageways to Alien Worlds May Be Hiding in Plain Sight

Passageways to Alien Worlds May Be Hiding in Plain Sight

In 1964, the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory launched a rocket mission into space to search the universe for X-rays. At the time, X-ray astronomy was a new field. Researchers suspected there were high-energy objects in space -- supernovas or neutron stars -- that could be "seen" by