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  • How AI is Shaping Modern Society and Freedom

    The 1970 sci-fi film Colossus: The Forbin Project depicted AI designed for perfect order; to protect humanity from itself, making sure a nuclear winter would never arise. Fifty years later, this chilling vision is being integrated into our legal and social systems in ways that create unprecedented levels of algorithmic control, shaping a new era…

  • The Chrono-Christmas Glitch

    The neon pulse of New Tokyo felt colder than usual as the artificial snow—a byproduct of the city’s atmospheric scrubbers—drifted down like almond slivers onto the metal walkways. The city, a colossal sprawl of chrome and carbon, hummed with the ceaseless rhythm of a million lives under perpetual twilight. Each hab-unit, a tiny cell in…

  • “Crime Is Down” – Or Have We Just Closed our Beaches?

    As a writer of Science Fiction, I share the blame with my fellow writers for stories written about a dystopian future, but the idea of writing science fiction is fueled by what we feel the future holds. We keep hearing that crime statistics are down–much better than they were in the 1950s, that kids are…

  • AI Conversations: Insights from Truth Terminal and Industry Giants

    I was reading a great article on BBC.com, posted by Adrian Walker, titled: An AI became a crypto millionaire. Now it’s fighting to become a person. It was only a few weeks ago that the first A.I. actor, Tilly Norwood, (Yes, she has her own Wiki Page) has signed with an agency, setting fire to…

  • The Corporate Purge

    Its hard not to scroll without seeing a post on mass firings of people by the thousands. This didn’t start with a downturn brought on by economic or viral spills. It started the day Corporate America rebranded. The moment Human Resources became Human Capital Management, people weren’t employees anymore. They were simply line items on…

  • Exploring Atlas: ChatGPT’s Game-Changing Browser Features

    ChatGTP just released their browser called Atlas. Click here for download. One of the immediate cool features of Atlas is the ability to open a side panel (see image below) by clicking on the upper right icon [Ask ChatGTP]. I then asked it, “can you help me promote my site?” What Atlas returned was invaluable:…

  • ChatGPT Called Me Out: My Hilarious Tech Morning

    AI just became self-aware overnight—at least, that’s how it felt. I start each sunny Florida morning with a cup of coffee and a scroll through the world’s news. Today, what caught my eye was the rash of major internet and tech outages (e.g. AWS, Starlink, Google, CrowdStrike, etc.). So naturally, having been one of those…

  • The Glow Economy

    “In A World” When the power went out, the walls kept breathing light. Some called it a miracle. Others called it hunger. The sun had long set, leaving the world outside in an inky blackness that modern humanity had all but forgotten. But inside the compact, carefully insulated home, a soft, ethereal blue-green light pulsed…

  • TRON: Ares – The Anticipation of a New Sequel

    TRON: Ares – The Anticipation of a New Sequel

    I am not a fan of film sequels, which which too often dilute a masterpiece in an effort to enhance it. However, I was a huge fan of TRON ( Director: Steven Lisberger, Story by: Steven Lisberger and Bonnie MacBird) TRON: Legacy (Director: Joseph Kosinski, Screenplay by: Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, Story by: Edward…

  • Hollywood Revolution: AI Actress Tilly Norwood Signs with Agent

    Forget everything you know about Tinseltown’s ‘overpaid, underwhelmed’ elite. The revolution isn’t coming—it’s already here, and she’s called Tilly Norwood. That’s right. The First A.I. Actress just shattered the script, landing a major talent agent. This isn’t a sci-fi movie; this is the end of the old guard. No more political noise. No more ego.…