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AI Apocalypse Claims Under Scrutiny: Follow the Hardware, Permissions, and Money

September 19, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

AI Apocalypse Claims Under Scrutiny: Follow the Hardware, Permissions, and Money

Follow the money behind AI fear: this analysis examines whether dramatic warnings can shape rules, raise barriers for rivals, and shift the cost of failure onto the public.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: AI apocalypse, AI hype, AI liability, AI Regulation, AI Safety, Andrew Yang, Anthropic, Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, Big Tech, corporate accountability, critical infrastructure, Cybersecurity, NIST, OpenAI, prompt injection, public interest, regulatory capture, responsible technology, software engineering

The Midterm Election Is Over, But Stolen Election Conspiracies Remain

December 21, 2022 By Independent Media Institute

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Republican candidates for governor, secretary of state, and attorney general who denied the results or the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election were widely rejected by battleground state voters in 2022’s general election.

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: Cybersecurity, Election Regulation, GOP/Right Wing, Media, Midterm Elections, North America/United States of America, Opinion, Politics, Steven Rosenfeld, Tech, Time-Sensitive, voting rights

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