Elon Musk has dropped the beta of Grokipedia, an AI-powered Wikipedia competitor and the media is already taking potshots at it by calling it “alt-right.”
Wikipedia has their own page up about Grokipedia, and it’s exactly what you would expect from Wikipedia.
We pull up a few pages and do a comparison of how an unbiased AI parses information vs. a biased human, and the difference is pretty startling. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
The CIA helped build Signal. Now, it’s the favored communications app of terrorists and pedophiles. Surprise!
Of course, Signal made news after a conversation between Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and the president’s inner circle, including J.D. Vance, was revealed. They had been discussing plans to bomb in Yemen.
All made public, of course, going to an Atlantic reporter. How did this happen? Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.
There’s a storm brewing in the Atlantic — at least, a storm that engulfs the leftist rag The Atlantic Monthly. If not a storm, this is certainly a spirited gale. Just ask Katherine Maher, the CEO of National Public Radio and also a board member for the non-profit called Signal. The SignalGate has certainly been at the center of The Atlantic storm. Now, it turns out that it’s also the encrypted communication channel used most heavily by Antifa!
Heed the warning. The hunters will become the hunted.
The Crossfire Hurricane documents are being released. President Donald Trump says the documents will show how deeply the corruption extends within our federal government.
The Democrats are done. NPR exposed. Meanwhile, the Marines cheer on Vice President J.D. Vance as he addresses a throng at Quantico. Here’s more from And We Know.
Washington is abuzz with a “mistake.” Anti-Trump journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was included in a top cabinet chat regarding strikes on terrorists in Yemen.
Was it really an accident, an innocent mistake—or was it a planned security breach to undermine President Trump? Let’s delve into the so-called SignalGate. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
American Oversight, the love child of Norm Eisen and Melanie Sloan, is suing the Trump administration over its use of the Signal app for high-level national security deliberations. Eisen is the architect of the Democrats’ lawfare strategies. Sloan, a senior advisor at American Oversight, formerly served as counsel for the House Judiciary Committee. She worked there alongside Heather Sawyer, who is a partner of Norm Eisen. Now, Sawyer serves as executive director of American Oversight.
It might sound circuitous and it most certainly is. But our federal government bends in these arcane ways, the shifting and signaling being done by bigwigs in both parties, many of them lawyers used to flexing their muscle and trying to override the will of the people.
Also in this edition of Watching The Watchers, host Robert Gouveia brings us up to date on:
* Another Tesla terrorist arrested.
* U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg blasted.
* We also hear from Marco Rubio, Tom Homan and Karoline Leavitt.
And now, from a deep underground military base on the other side of the flat Earth, it’s time for the 7th Annual Fake News Awards!
How did the disinformation specialists of the mockingbird media lie to the public this year? What rich, creamery nothingburgers did they use to whip the public into hysteria over matters of no consequence whatsoever? And what real scandals of earthshaking importance did they ignore?
And who will walk away with the most coveted Dino of them all: the Fake News Story of the Year? Find out in this face-meltingly, apocalyptically horrifying extravaganza of media mendacity known as the Fake News Awards! Here’s more from The Corbett Report.
