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"In the early days after 9/11, our targeting cycle was minutes or seconds. By the following spring, it had degraded to weeks, months, or never," former Blackwater founder and Navy SEAL Erik Prince reveals about America's most costly military engagement. "And we bureaucratized hunting
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"Right now, about 60% of GDP is spent on labor. That's going to potentially go closer to zero," states AI thought-leader Dwarkesh Patel, highlighting a fundamental economic restructuring that may challenge the very foundation of democratic governance. "Even if GDP increases a lot, the relative
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"Something quite extraordinary is happening in the realm of AI that most of us are only just beginning to pick up," warns renowned historian Niall Ferguson. "But it's not clear that it happens tomorrow—it's more likely that it takes something like 5
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"Right now, 60% of GDP is spent on labor, on wages. That's a lot, and it's going to potentially go closer to zero," states Dwarkesh Patel, describing what may be the most profound economic transformation in human history. End of Miles reports that this
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A new approach to brain-computer interfaces that doesn't destroy neurons could revolutionize how we connect technology to the human brain, according to a discussion between tech leaders Peter Diamandis and Salim Ismail. The pair revealed details about Science Corp CEO Max Hodak's work on what they
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"I think it's insane that our kids are not being properly schooled in how to use AI to up level," states Peter Diamandis, founder of the Abundance Summit and XPRIZE Foundation. "I think what's going to happen faster than anybody realizes is a
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt admitted he himself oscillates between which approach will dominate artificial intelligence's future — closed, proprietary systems like those from OpenAI and Anthropic, or open source models that anyone can modify and deploy. "I alternate every six months," Schmidt revealed during a PARC
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The internet's fundamental purpose is being redefined, with leading tech experts discussing a future where web content will primarily serve artificial intelligence rather than human readers. Peter Diamandis and Salim Ismail, during their recent tech analysis session, examined this paradigm shift in content creation proposed by former OpenAI
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Using artificial intelligence to enhance AI research represents the most plausible pathway to an intelligence explosion, warns prominent tech interviewer and AI commentator Dwarkesh Patel. This recursive improvement mechanism, where AI systems accelerate the development of more advanced versions of themselves, could eventually yield superhuman capabilities through a self-reinforcing optimization
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"Copying is the biggest one," states Dwarkesh Patel, pointing to what may be AI's most transformative capability for future organizations. "How much higher would Google's market cap be if you could make arbitrary copies of Jeff Dean or Sundar Pichai?" End of
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"Most of the Russian casualties—60% of Russian casualties in recent months—have been killed by drones," reveals renowned historian Niall Ferguson, pointing to a fundamental shift in how modern conflicts are fought and won. This technological revolution in warfare is transforming battlefield dynamics in ways that will
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"We don't have an edge in robotics. In fact, there are a number of different technological domains where China clearly has leadership," warns renowned historian Niall Ferguson, revealing a dramatic shift in the global technological landscape that threatens America's long-presumed innovation dominance. The United