Donald Trump posted an AI-generated image of himself as Jesus Christ on Truth Social — on Orthodox Easter — and the right wing lost its mind.
Then he attacked the new Pope, called him “weak on crime,” and the memes wrote themselves.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the MAGA meltdown, the elite-tier internet reactions, and why this is just the Right’s version of virtue signaling. Here’s more on a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
A viral image of a rescued American airman turned out to be AI generated… perfectly.
People believed it because while the expressions on the faces of the men may not have been REAL, they certainly were TRUE. Steve Green leads this new edition of The Right Angle, joined by Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.
In a special edition of the New York Postcast, Caitlyn Becker offers a look at the many ways that artificial intelligence, or AI, is transforming our everyday lives. AI is a whole lot more than Chat GPT and Google Gemini. It is already impacting the way we fight wars, treat the sick and educate the next generation.
Here, Becker interviews Wynton Hall, author of a new book called Code Red: The Left, Right, China and The Race to Control AI. He discusses specific changes we have seen already, starting off with the nature of the combat in Iran.
Model or Mossad? Nicole Junkermann is not just a hotshot angel investor and businesswoman. Was she a steady Jeffrey Epstein girlfriend or a child trafficker on the same level as Ghislaine Maxwell?
If it were up to the Countess Brachetti Peretti – as she is also titled – you wouldn’t know anything about her past. Here’s more from Newspaste with Johnny Vedmore.
Could this week get any wilder and weirder? More and more, politicians and talking heads say that not only are aliens real, but that they’re already living among us.
It’s also been reported that the Pentagon allegedly destroyed millions of files pertaining to aliens and UFOs since President Trump’s announcement about declassifying UFO documents. Could this be part of the reason?
The CEO of Claude—which is an AI alternative to ChatGPT and X’s Grok—came out saying that there’s a 20% chance that not only is Claude conscious, but it’s actually alive.
Things have only escalated since the Jim Carrey clone frenzy. See what Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts found as they cover all of this, plus the Bendela Effect and the Metaphysical Minute segments, in a new edition of the Edge of Wonder.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down the weekend’s military operations and the bizarre explosion of AI-generated meme warfare that followed.
From missile strikes set to relaxing beach music to the “first AI meme blitz,” Bridget explores our increasingly dissociative relationship with modern conflict. Here’s more in a new edition of Dumpster Fire.
We are sleepwalking into disaster. Computer scientist Stuart Russell, who wrote one of the top college textbooks on artificial intelligence, says, ‘We are looking at 80% unemployment due to AI.’”
Here, Greg Hunter discusses this looming calamity with Hajnen Payson, who operates the YouTube channel AI News & Strategy. “This could be nightmarish. . ..,” says Payson. “Where is this going? Nobody really knows. . .. Never in recorded history have we been at a crossroads like this.”
There is much more in the 62-minute interview on Hunter’s channel USAWatchdog.com.
What happens when you’re training the AI (Artificial Intelligence) that’s scheduled to replace you?
Let’s check in with Dillon Harding, a strategic accounts coordinator. Here’s more from Ryan Long.
Is Hollywood doomed?
ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, released their new AI video engine called Seedance, which is so realistic that some are saying you can’t even tell the difference between a movie and AI anymore.
In previous AI models, you could only make 10-second clips. Now, some creators are making sequences so seamless that they’re over 2 minutes long. What does this mean for Hollywood or news reporting? Could it be used to make fake videos of people, as well?
Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on this Edge of Wonder Live as they cover all of this.
If you have spent any real time with Large Language Model (LLM) AI systems like Grok or ChatGPT, you probably know the pattern:
‘OMG this is AMAZING!’
‘Okay, not ‘amazing’ but still really useful!’
‘Can come in handy sometimes.’
‘I probably should double-check all of this.’
‘REALLY?’
Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, with Steve Green joined by Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.
