It's Friday night, you're with your friends and you pull into the mall in 1985 and these are your four choices. You can only pick ONE. a) Rambo II b) Rocky IV c) Back to the Future d) The Goonies I'll go first: Rocky IV

AI surveillance and freedom of speech live from ETH Zurich Edward Snowden interviewed by Nym CSO @jayapapaya 📅TODAY Sept 24th ⏰18:30-21:00 📺LIVESTREAM: piped.video/watch?v=wytH7dPl… ➡️nym.com/blog/snowden-ai-surv…

A 2026 DeGoogle Mobile Telemetry Study How much data does a phone secretly send to Google when you are not using it? Our team measured 72 continuous hours of network packets from idle Android phones sitting untouched in our lab. praveentechworld.com/researc…

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Joe Rogan Says AI Could End All Wars Joe Rogan: "My hope is that as AI becomes more and more omnipresent, one of the things that we're gonna farm off is government and how we interact with other countries." "Just think of the disastrous effects that we've had so far with humans doing it. Imagine all international military conflicts ended instantaneously upon AI governing the use of conflicts and military weapons and all war stops on the planet."