par Bruno Bertez

La plupart des gens qui ne sont pas profondément impliqués dans la frénésie de l'intelligence artificielle ne l'ont pas remarqué, mais la perception de la marche inexorable de l'IA vers une intelligence supérieure à celle des humains, voire vers une menace pour l'humanité, s'est arrêtée net le 7 août.

C'est le jour où la société d'IA la plus suivie, OpenAI, a lancé GPT-5, un produit avancé dont l'entreprise avait longtemps promis qu'il ferait honte à ses concurrents et lancerait une nouvelle révolution dans cette technologie prétendument révolutionnaire.

Par Yuri Mirovich - Le 21 août 2025 - Antiwar

Un autre énorme scandale lié au détournement de fonds budgétaires dans les marchés publics a éclaté récemment en Ukraine. Le 2 août, les agences ukrainiennes de lutte contre la corruption, le Bureau National de Lutte contre la Corruption d'Ukraine (NABU) et le Bureau du Procureur spécialisé dans la Lutte contre la Corruption (SAPO) ont dénoncé un groupe criminel organisé créé par le député du parti "Serviteur du peuple", Oleksii Kuznietsov et le chef de l'Administration d'État du district de Moukatchevo, Serhiy Haidai.

Le sujet de la prochaine analyse structurelle et démographique

Par Peter Turchin − Le 24 juillet 2025 − Source Cliodynamica

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Plus de 600 personnes ont voté pour choisir le pays qui fera l'objet de la prochaine analyse structurelle et démographique. Le verdict est clair : c'est la Chine, et de loin. 42 % ont choisi ce pays, suivi de près par le Royaume-Uni, qui a recueilli 19 % des voix.

Par Moon of Alabama - Le 21 août 2025

La Russie poursuit avec confiance sa guerre en Ukraine pour l'amener vers son inévitable conclusion.

Pendant ce temps, « l'Occident » négocie encore avec lui-même les conditions de sa capitulation.

Les discussions se poursuivent sur les « garanties de sécurité » pour l'Ukraine, même si les seules garanties sérieuses sont celles que la Russie serait disposée à donner.

Gerardo COCO

Incitando guerre commerciali e avendo una visione infantile della forza degli Stati Uniti come Paese con un surplus commerciale, Donald Trump rischia di rovinarsi la festa da solo

Le dimensioni e la ricchezza della base di consumatori americana sono ineguagliabili e i Paesi che ne rimangono esclusi non possono facilmente compensare la differenza vendendo più beni e servizi altrove.

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

August 25, 2025

In previous columns, we have criticized President Trump for abandoning our traditional foreign policy of non-interventionism, despite his campaign promises to reduce our commitments abroad. In this week's column, I'd like to address another mistake Trump has made and continues to make. The mistake is not original to him but begins with Woodrow Wilson.

By Clark Barnes
EarlKing56.family.blog

August 25, 2025

I deplore the blame game, so often used to divert attention from the real issue or problem. I rail against the fake binaries deliberately created to divide and rule us, and yet, in this article, I refer to billionaire oligarchs-and their establishment-as "the parasite class." Please bear with me, I will attempt to explain this apparent hypocrisy.

By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com

August 25, 2025

When a state of National Emergency was declared on February 15, 2019, not many realized that we were closer to martial law than we had been in recent years. The declaration of a National Emergency gives the office of the president additional power to institute Martial Law should he or she sees fit to do so. Numerous other countries around the world have already experienced martial law and have seen first hand the harmful effects that follow.

By A Midwestern Doctor
The Forgotten Side of Medicine

August 25, 2025

Yale's medical school is widely considered to have one of the top autoimmunity research and treatment programs in America. As long COVID is considered to be immunological in nature, their researchers extensively studied it, and remarkably some of them then pivoted to also studying vaccine injuries (in part because the COVID vaccines rather than curing long COVID patients, sometimes made them much worse).

By Mark Oshinskie
Dispatches from a Scamdemic

August 25, 2025

On a mid-April 2025 Saturday afternoon, I went to see a Princeton University baseball game. My brother's son pitched for Princeton's visitor, Brown. The weather was beautiful: clear, dry, sunny and in the low-70s.

I wore my black "I SURVIVED CORONAMANIA: UNMASKED, UNINJECTED, UNFRAID" t-shirt. Some Princeton fans in the 250-person crowd crinkled their noses at the shirt, though none made eye contact or said anything to me, even as I cheered conspicuously in their midst as my nephew struck out a bunch of Princeton guys.

By Karen Kwiatkowski

August 25, 2025

There was hope among Trump watchers that, as President, he would not seek war. He would put America first, bring troops home, and strengthen the US through economic liberty and even - wait for it - sound money! The most cynical never believed it; Trump haters in both parties didn't want it, but there is no doubt he lied to the MAGA crowd over and over again. American First got Donald "war hero" Trump, as he claps for that king of war heroes, Bibi Netanyahu.

By Andrew Wallace

August 25, 2025

Foreign Aid is unconstitutional and Criminal because there is no Enumerated Power authorizing it in the Supreme Law ofthe Land, our Constitution. Foreign Aid promotes and supports Wars, Bribes, Kickbacks, Revolutions, and generates worldwide hatred of America. The most important fact is that the money required to "help" other nations is borrowed and stolen from Americans, contributing to crumbling infrastructure and people living in the streets.

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21

August 25, 2025

If you thought that Donald Trump had learned the importance of keeping politics out of intelligence in light of how the intelligence community was used as a tool to attack and subvert his Presidency, think again.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired a general whose agency's initial intelligence assessment of U.S. damage to Iranian nuclear sites angered President Donald Trump, according to two people familiar with the decision and a White House official.

SchiffGold.com

August 25, 2025

On Thursday's episode of the Peter Schiff Show, Peter (joined by a special guest, Schiff Sovereign's James Hickman) argues that the federal budget is no longer driven by programs so much as by the mounting costs of debt maintenance. The duo covers the headline $37 trillion public debt, how interest has become a mandatory line item that crowds out everything else, and why the Federal Reserve's interventions risk turning mounting deficits into accelerating inflation - all reasons, they say, to be ever-skeptical of fiat money.