Article Feb 5, 2026 Turing’s Ghost in the Machine: The Case for a Realized AGI Seventy-five years after Turing’s "Imitation Game," a new Nature commentary claims the quest for general intelligence is officially over. Giulio Prisco 6 min read
Article Mar 17, 2024 Bitcoin Hits All-Time High Notes in Early 2024 Bitcoin's meteoric rise hits new heights, fueled by institutional adoption and impending halving event. Are we witnessing the dawn of a new era in crypto? Werner Vermaak 6 min read
Article Feb 19, 2025 The Great Tech Divide: How Silicon Valley is Turning Us into Click-Hungry Morons We put the world’s knowledge in our pockets—then used it to take selfies and make viral challenges where people lick doorknobs! At this rate, AI won’t replace us—it’ll babysit us. Hruy Tsegaye 14 min read
Article Mar 30, 2025 How to build BGIs instead of CGIs As the runaway race to build AGI accelerates, mechanisms of effective global cooperation are collapsing. However, by drawing on timeless wisdom, humanity can do better! David Wood 26 min read
Article Oct 16, 2024 AI researchers win Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry: hows and whys In 2024 AI researchers have won the Nobel Prize in Physics and half of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for pure AI research and applications. Giulio Prisco 6 min read
Article Mar 5, 2025 Ten ways to help accelerate the end of aging Accelerating the end of aging requires, not just actionable theories of biological aging, but also an actionable theory of societal change, along with specific actions each of us can take. David Wood 34 min read
Article Sep 17, 2024 The Pen is No Longer Mightier: Freedom Eluding Freedom of Speech Hruy Tsegaye argues that freedom of speech, once championed by nations like the U.S., is now under threat and in crisis worldwide, with new enemies emerging from within societies themselves. Hruy Tsegaye 19 min read