A former designer for Google says tech giants don’t need to listen to the mic in your phone, tablet, or laptop because they’ve created a “voodoo, avatar-like version” of you to predict which ads you’ll click and products you’ll buy.
Haaretz reports that only 240 of the 690 missiles fired from Gaza into Israel over the weekend were intercepted. Hamas claims victory and says it’s figured out how to defeat Israel’s missile defense system.
The US Navy has established a process for collecting UFO reports from pilots. Interestingly, two of the sources for the Washington Post are on the board of a for-profit company that’s been promoting the “ET is here” meme since December, 2017.
A recent Ummah Day celebration at the Muslim American Society in Philadelphia featured children singing songs and reciting poetry about martyrs sacrificing their lives to liberate Palestine.
Government agencies around the world are planning for earthshaking catastrophes as an asteroid impact, the zombie apocalypse, and even how to kill giant monsters like Godzilla.
African Swine Fever could destroy more than a third of China’s pigs, a devastating loss equal to about 30% more than the annual pork production of the United States.
Amazon has developed a computerized system that tracks the productivity of its employees and can generate the paperwork to fire inefficient workers automatically.
A team of AI “players” has been steamrolling world-class human gamers at a popular online game called Dota 2. We discuss what the artificial intelligences might be learning from a computer game that combines strategy, war, and a mashup of pagan religions.
Pastor Carl Gallups and messianic Rabbi Zev Porat discuss the limits of Satan’s power, one of the topics covered in Gallups’ forthcoming book Gods of the Final Kingdom.
