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MIRI researcher Max Harms argues that developing artificial superintelligence poses an existential risk because intelligence and goals are orthogonal—we cannot guarantee alignment, and misalignment could trigger human extinction without the possibility of iteration or recovery.
China is capitalizing on Trump's tariff rollbacks while the IMF pushes for economic rebalancing, but experts believe China will continue its export-driven model as domestic consumption remains constrained by the ongoing property crisis.
Director Clint Bentley discusses adapting Dennis Johnson’s novella "Train Dreams" by balancing fidelity to the book’s spirit with the necessity of cinematic expansion, transforming a stream-of-consciousness narrative about an early 20th-century logger into an Oscar-nominated meditation on time, grief, and the epic quality of ordinary working-class life.
EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič defended the bloc's trade strategy amid shifting global dynamics, addressing a recent US Supreme Court ruling on presidential tariff powers, China's €360 billion trade surplus with Europe, and progress on diversifying through agreements with Mercosur, India, and Indonesia, while MEPs criticized the asymmetrical EU-US deal and urged faster liberalization.
Brent Johnson argues that stablecoins represent the most significant monetary evolution since the end of the gold standard, with the U.S. government now co-opting this private innovation to potentially control a new parallel financial system worth hundreds of trillions, accelerating global dollarization while triggering a high-stakes battle between banks, tech giants, and private issuers for dominance.
EU leaders joined President Zelenskiy in Kyiv on the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, pledging unwavering support through a €90 billion defense loan, new energy infrastructure aid, and backing for Ukraine's 2027 EU accession target while vowing to maintain pressure via the 20th sanctions package.
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, the UN General Assembly convened to consider a Ukrainian-led resolution demanding an unconditional ceasefire and lasting peace, as officials detailed Russia's escalating attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure while warning that any settlement must uphold Ukraine's sovereignty and the UN Charter.
Billionaire investor Grant Cardone evaluates four real estate deals in Las Vegas, rejecting high-risk properties in unproven neighborhoods while showing interest in value-add multifamily assets near established infrastructure, emphasizing strict adherence to cash flow fundamentals and seller credibility.
The video argues that revised BLS data showing 1 million vanished jobs signals not a recession but an AI-driven economic transformation, repeating historical patterns where technological gains take 40-80 years to reach ordinary people while crushing displaced cognitive workers, creating both existential career risk and generational wealth opportunities for early adopters.
Markets bounced back from an AI-fear-driven sell-off triggered by a viral research report, while Meta announced a massive chip partnership with AMD and new tariffs took effect, amid stark warnings from Schwab's CIO about private credit risks.
UK lawmakers debated a parliamentary motion to compel the release of Prince Andrew's trade envoy files. The government agreed to comply with the 'humble address' but warned that release will be delayed due to an ongoing police investigation into Andrew and the logistical challenge of reviewing 25-year-old hard copy documents.
Anthropic's Boris Churney reveals that Claude Code has evolved from a developer assistant to an autonomous engineer, with the Opus 4.5 model enabling a sudden shift to 100% AI-written code that self-tests and deploys without human intervention, while unexpectedly attracting non-technical users at major corporations.