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Founder of @igarape_org, @secdev and @bioverselabs | Entrepreneur | Author | TED speaker | muggah@bsky.social | Posts are my own
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The coming disorder over artificial general intelligence and how to mitigate its impact

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By Robert Muggah Verified, jamal khan
| World Economic Forum
The 'race' towards artificial general intelligence is less about who reaches AGI first than about who controls the systems through which machine intelligence becomes ordinary. The story behind the AGI race sustains the case for vast investment by hyperscalers and their shareholders, but also shifts attention away from the greatest risks for societies.
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The Criminal Underside of the Green Transition

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By Robert Muggah Verified
| TRANSCEND
Robert Muggah | Toda Peace Institute - TRANSCEND Media Service How Critical Minerals Could Turn the Amazon into a Strategic Asset, or a Criminalized Supply Chain Frontier 5 Jun 2026 – The global race for critical minerals is reshaping the Amazon Basin as a strategic frontier. Demand for cassiterite, coltan, niobium and rare earths is rising with the energy transition, defence procurement, and AI.
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The coming El Niño is more than a climate event. It is a systemic shock

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By Robert Muggah Verified
| World Economic Forum
There is an 80% likelihood of an El Niño weather event in the coming months, with forecasts suggesting it will be at least moderate, if not stronger. El Niño’s peak strength may be uncertain, but the direction of risk is not and the consequences of the climate pattern will likely be felt across the world. Governments, companies and aid agencies alike must prepare for what could prove to be a major systemic shock in order to mitigate any potential impact.
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