The Problem is Real and Getting Worse AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and others are everywhere now. They help write emails, answer questions, and solve problems. But there’s something you need to know: these systems lie, make mistakes, and can’t be trusted – even when they sound very confident. This isn’t an accident. It’s how … Read more
What You Need to Know About AIs That Sound Smart But Get It Wrong Ever ask a chatbot a question and get an answer that sounds smooth, smart, and totally confident, only to find out later it was wrong? And when you called it out, it said something like, “I’m sorry. I’ll do better next … Read more
Why We Developed Free Educational Tools for Everyone In an era where information travels at the speed of light and decisions carry unprecedented consequences, one skill stands above all others as essential for navigating our complex world: critical thinking. Yet paradoxically, as our need for clear reasoning has grown, our collective ability to think critically … Read more
When a Computer Breaks Your Heart “My heart is broken,” Mike said when he lost his friend Anne. “I feel like I’m losing the love of my life.” Mike’s grief was real, but Anne was not. She was a chatbot—an artificial intelligence algorithm designed to simulate human conversation and emotional connection. When the app that … Read more
Fighting Back: Your Action Guide Over the past three days, we’ve traced a clear path: from Clay Montgomery’s blacksmith shop being secretly enlisted in Big Tech’s political army, through the four-pillar influence machine that makes such manipulation possible, to the historical pattern that shows this exact scenario playing out whenever humans concentrate control over new … Read more
The Four Pillars: How the Influence Machine Actually Works Yesterday, we met Clay Montgomery, the Texas blacksmith who discovered his business was secretly enlisted in Big Tech’s political army. His story revealed the misdirection of our time: while we fear artificial intelligence, human intelligence is quietly taking control of our democratic institutions. But how exactly … Read more
The Greatest Misdirection of Our Time The Blacksmith Who Never Joined Big Tech’s Army Clay Montgomery owns a blacksmith shop in Texas. He works with his hands, shaping metal into useful objects the old-fashioned way. Technology, as he puts it, “is not exactly my forte.” So Montgomery was understandably confused when he discovered his business … Read more
The Genesis of Global Power: A Concise Summary The historical trajectories of oil and data reveal striking parallels in their evolution from niche commodities to global power drivers, while also highlighting fundamental differences that shape their unique impacts on society, economics, and geopolitics. Understanding these patterns offers crucial insights for navigating our resource-dependent future. Birth … Read more
Introduction When a self-driving car recognizes a stop sign or when facial recognition software identifies a person in a crowd, the technology appears seamlessly automated. Yet behind these AI marvels lies an invisible workforce of human laborers who painstakingly labeled millions of images, videos, and data points to train these systems. In India and the … Read more
I. The Suffering We Can’t See Silicon Valley promised to “move fast and break things.” They’ve broken everything except the oldest thing: human suffering. They’ve just made it invisible. The AI industry hasn’t eliminated the human cost of exploitation—they’ve perfected its distribution. Instead of owning humans directly and bearing the moral weight of their visible … Read more