Tag: Intelligence

Silencing Intelligence: The Dangerous Trend of Muting Minds to Spare the Stupid

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Ninjas Unveiled: Masters of Shadows and Secrets in Feudal Japan

During the feudal era in Japan, the emergence of the enigmatic and mysterious figure known as the ninja captured the attention of both historians and culture enthusiasts alike. These stealthy operatives, originating from the Japanese term “shinobi” meaning “one who is concealed,” held an undeniable allure of secrecy and intrigue. Their expertise extended across various …

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Behind the Curtain: Demystifying the FISA Act of 1978

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Step into the world of cloak-and-dagger operations and government intrigue with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, fondly known as FISA. This game-changing legislation emerged as a response to the dark days of the Watergate scandal, when intelligence agencies abused their power for domestic surveillance. FISA brought order to the chaos, establishing a rock-solid …

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Preserving the Past, Embracing the Future: How AI Safeguards Human History

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked a multitude of questions about its impact on human history. Will it erase our past completely? While it’s true that AI has the power to change the way we live, work and interact with each other, it’s unlikely to wipe out human history. On the flip side, AI can actually …

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