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Susan Schneider warns against mistaking chatbot fluency for consciousness, points to biological and brain-like systems as the real grey zone, and asks what sentient superintelligence would mean for…
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We do not care for others because they are conscious; we believe they are conscious because we care, argues Blaise Agüera y Arcas — with stakes for AI…
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A decade of low rates flattered leverage and hid risk in private credit. Arini founder Hamza Lemssouguer argues the reset will bring dispersion, restructuring and opportunity — but…
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Two and a half centuries after 1776, historian Jon Meacham argues the Declaration of Independence remains America's defining creed — dismissed at first, then invoked by Lincoln, Roosevelt…
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A former adviser to Shimon Peres describes meeting a peaceful Palestinian shepherd pushed toward militancy by settler intimidation. Jewish violence in the West Bank, he warns, is manufacturing…
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Two and a half centuries after its agrarian beginnings, America owes its economic resilience to Keynesian intervention. Joseph Stiglitz warns that past success does not secure future prosperity.
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After four years of institutional decay, fiscal recklessness and deteriorating security, Colombia must change course, argues former president Iván Duque ahead of the June 21st run-off between Iván…
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Britain's critics of Palantir have taken a worryingly illiberal turn. The firm has flaws, but booting it from the NHS would be a mistake.
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Five years after America's chaotic withdrawal, the Taliban firmly control Afghanistan. Democracies should engage the vile regime to ease suffering and protect their own interests.
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The Senate passed an 86-11 bill to sanction Russia for its war on Ukraine. Its tariff powers, however, would give the president broad discretion that could damage consumers…