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AI is locked into a Cold War-style arms race between the US and China. For all the talk of a ‘slowdown’, there’s no grown ups to call out the madness – and Donald Trump’s not going to save us: SARAH VINE
Daily Mail columnist Sarah Vine has warned that artificial intelligence development has become a Cold War-style arms race between the US and China, with neither country willing to slow down for fear of being left vulnerable. Speaking on the Alas Vine & Hitchens podcast, Vine compared the competitive rush to build ever more powerful AI…
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A plant with a rich history
This feature piece from Exposed Magazine profiles kratom (Mitragyna speciosa), a tropical tree native to Southeast Asia, tracing its long-standing role in the traditions of countries including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Myanmar. It explains that as international trade and internet access have grown, interest in the plant has spread well beyond the region, though the…
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Trump claims HE’S the only guardrail that AI needs and slams ‘sick conspiracy’ pushing for more regulation
Donald Trump has escalated his rejection of AI regulation, declaring that only he, thanks to his “high IQ”, provides the “guardrails” that American artificial intelligence needs. He singled out Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei by name, accusing him of posing as a “perfect little angel” while claiming his administration has already stopped AI firms from…
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Glamorous woman is killed in broad daylight by DoorDash worker, 22, who incessantly stalked her after Biden administration let him into the country
A 38-year-old woman, Shalini Thakur, was shot dead in broad daylight outside a Panera Bread restaurant in Sacramento, California, by a 22-year-old DoorDash delivery worker who had been stalking her for months. The suspect, named as Rohit Rohit, an Indian national who had entered the US illegally in 2023, chased Thakur down as she tried…
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Lisa’s documentary follows independence journey after leaving Blackpink management
K-pop star Lisa, of Blackpink, has spoken to Variety at the Toronto International Film Festival about her documentary “Always Lalisa”, which follows the year she spent building an independent career after Blackpink’s 2024 hiatus from YG Entertainment. She described initially feeling frightened and directionless once free of the label’s strict control over her life and…
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China spies on US, Trump says, as Amazon axes crash-linked carrier
Trump insisted China spies on America just as America spies on China after claims Beijing aided an Iranian missile strike; Amazon suspends 21 Air over Miami crash safety failures, Alan Jones stands trial in Sydney and a Tracy coach faces locker-room recording charges.
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China criticises idea it is in ‘malicious competition’ over AI
China has pushed back against what it calls “threat narratives” around artificial intelligence, warning against “confrontation and malicious competition” after Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei called for AI development to slow down without letting China overtake the US. The exchange highlights deepening strain between the world’s two leading AI powers, coming amid a week of…
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Top 9 Online Indian Grocery Platforms Serving San Diego, CA
Exposed Magazine reviews online platforms that deliver Indian groceries to shoppers in San Diego, catering to demand for staples such as basmati rice, dal, paneer and frozen parathas without the need to visit multiple stores. The piece notes that home grocery delivery has become increasingly popular across the US, with a report from Brick Meets…
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The coming AI war will be about whether truth can triumph over propaganda
The article, an opinion piece, argues that as generative AI becomes the primary way people access information, a new front has opened in US-China competition: control over what AI systems say about history, politics and current events. The author contends this rivalry now extends beyond hardware and computing power to the data AI is trained…
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Guide: 50 Best GameCube Games Of All Time
Nintendo Life has republished its ranking of the 50 best GameCube games to mark 25 years since the console’s Japanese launch on 14th September 2001. The GameCube was notable for focusing purely on gameplay and was the last time Nintendo competed directly with Sony and Microsoft on hardware specifications before shifting strategy with the Wii,…