Big Brother Goes Digital: The Feds’ Race to Integrate Mobile IDs in America
(Reclaim The Net)—The push to develop digital ID and expand its use in the US is receiving a boost as ...
Tag: Technology
Visualizing the Top 10 Emerging Technologies in 2024 as Envisioned by Globalists at the WEF
(Zero Hedge)—Emerging technologies of today have the power to reshape industries, achieve significant scale, and shift the economic landscape. As ...
Oops: First Neuralink Brain Implant in Human Malfunctions
(Discern Media)—The first human to receive a Neuralink implant experienced a malfunction when several threads designed to record neural activity ...
CIA Engaged in “Infinite Race” With China for AI, Other Tech
(Zero Hedge)—The CIA is engaged in an "infinite race" with China when it comes to AI and other top technologies, ...
“Unreasonable Risk”: Feds Say Tesla’s Autopilot Results in Hundreds of Crashes, Multiple Fatalities
(The Epoch Times)—Tesla’s Autopilot system has contributed to at least 467 vehicle crashes, with 14 resulting in deaths and many ...
‘Potential Is Unknown’: What Nvidia’s Meteoric Stock Rise Says About the Future of the Economy
Nvidia posted huge fourth quarter results on Tuesday, up 265% from one year prior, launching the largest one-day single-stock rally ...
Here Come the Cyborgs: Mating AI With Human Brain Cells
(Off-Guardian)—If you read and believe headlines, it seems scientists are very close to being able to merge human brains with AI. In ...
AI Companion: Samsung Unveils “Ballie” Spy Machine That Rolls Around Your Home Spying on Everything
(Natural News)—In a race with Amazon to the bottom, Samsung has unveiled a new spy machine robot called "Ballie" that rolls ...
ChiComs Hold World Hostage With Rare Earth Mineral Ban
(Natural News)—China has just expanded its already tight restrictions on the export of technology related to refining rare earth minerals, which ...
Biometrics in Retail Sparks Concerns Among Consumers, Privacy Advocates
Companies are pitching biometric payment as a solution to fraud and theft. But their fast expansion is making some consumers ...
