Article Jul 23, 2025 How AI is becoming the new God in a lonely world Taylor Lorenz argues that the rise of "robotheism" is a symptom of deeper societal issues, including loneliness, cultural conditioning, and the erosion of traditional meaning-making structures. Giulio Prisco 5 min read
Article Jul 19, 2025 Steal This Singularity Part Four: Finite, Multi-Player, Zero-Sum Games of Perfect Information: How Exactly, Pray Tell, Are We Going to Steal This Singularity? (The Everett Interpretation) The game is real. The future is glitched. “Steal This Singularity 4” dares to fuse cyberpunk spectacle with countercultural code and leak into the real world while it’s at it. RU Sirius 12 min read
Article Jul 25, 2024 From Farm to Fork: The Blockchain Revolution in Agriculture and Food Supply Blockchain technology is transforming agriculture and food supply chains, enhancing transparency and traceability while addressing long-standing challenges. Experts weigh in on the future of this innovative approach. Roza 5 min read
Article Apr 22, 2025 Steal This Singularity Part Three: Prometheus Rioting The Game Who owns the Singularity—tech oligarchs or DMT-fueled pranksters? R.U. Sirius and Hassan I Sirius say: game on. Control’s mainframe just got weird. RU Sirius 9 min read
Article Feb 23, 2024 Universal Human Values and Artificial General Intelligence What are the unresolved issues in the value alignment of AGI? Join the upcoming Beneficial AGI Summit and explore moral relativism, hierarchy of values, and consciousness in the 'AGI question'. Jay Friedenberg 3 min read
Article Jun 21, 2025 Invisible Empires: How Colonial Ghosts and Tech Elites Are Coding Our Future Tech elites aren’t just building tools—they’re encoding worldviews. Explore how digital empires, occult ideologies, and AI are reshaping reality while erasing voices from the code that defines our future. Darshana Patel 6 min read
Article Apr 21, 2026 One‑way attack drones: Low‑cost, high‑tech weapons ‘democratize’ precision warfare One-way attack drones are designed not to return home like an airplane, but to fly directly into a target and destroy it, like a bullet or a missile. Republished from The Conversation 6 min read