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Web-developer, dad, cricket fan. CTO of @CaliberAI. Formerly @WeAreKinzen and @Storyful. South African.

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South African web developer, father of 2, living and working in Ireland for @Storyful. Not a journalist, too uncritical.

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Jacob Coxon Reportedly Worked With AI Doom-Maxxing PR Firm To Spread Psyop

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By Paul Watson, Steve Watson, traffickers Annoyed
| modernity.news
This post was republished with permission from Zero Hedge An Anthropic researcher’s very quick transition from six weeks on the job at the frontier lab to an “AI doomerism” media blitz increasingly resembles a well-coordinated information-operation campaign we flagged from the start. Despite the researcher assuring Fox News’ Bret Baier that no third parties were involved in the media campaign, Pirate Wires reports that a PR firm linked to AI safety helped arrange his media roadshow.
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Mystery Deepens As Spy Aircraft Disappears From US Air Base Without Explanation

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By Steve Watson, Paul Watson, Jon M. Fleetwood
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This post was republished with permission from Zero Hedge An SR-71 Blackbird parked for years on an outdoor display at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center is no longer visible in commercial satellite imagery, and the agency has offered no public explanation of where it went. The spy aircraft, the NASA 844, has been absent from its pad since at least May 17, according to Aviation Week.
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How Many Ministries Of Truth Does One Country Need?

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By Jon M. Fleetwood, Paul Watson, Steve Watson
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This post, authored by Michael Rainsborough, is republished with permission from The Daily Sceptic In previous essays I have sought to describe the political condition into which Britain and other Western democracies have been drifting by offering various analogies. At first, I tried being serious.
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