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Congratulations to: Ian Bremmer, for being 1 of 39 experts on AI working with: The  HLAB-AI report on a “globally inclusive” system for AI governance, to develop AI in a way that protects human rights. It makes seven recommendations to achieve … Continue reading →

I have been asked to keep this website open and link it to users of the Generative AI program I plan to launch. This will become a place for me to comment on important current events. What’s happening now? The … Continue reading →

or else what? More tariffs and trade barriers? Not quite the foreign policy of Nixon and Kissinger. Congress didn’t like China then either, so they snuck over there and cut a deal. While we were allowing Japan to put our … Continue reading →

Paper Soldiers, by Saleha Penguin, is written by a reporter who interviewed a lot of big names in government and Wall Street and tells us what they told her. She says she loves America and wrote this book because she … Continue reading →

One simplistic way is to put your money where your probabilities are. If you think there is a 70% chance the market will go down and a 30% chance the market will go up further, then buy the market.  However, … Continue reading →

Well, the market’s back where it was three years ago and Nvdia is double where it was. We couldn’t keep the Atom bomb a secret and even North Korea from making one and pointing it at us. What chance is … Continue reading →

P stands for Prices. Our solution is the: “Inflation Reduction Act.” C stands for China.  Our solution is the “Chips and Science Act.” T stands for Technology. Our solution is to break up big Tech companies & regulate them. The … Continue reading →

Presidents, Trump & Biden, made the huge mistake of establishing trade barriers to keep China from becoming the biggest economy in the world. Now the watchdog is threatening to bite Applied Materials for correcting the Trump-Biden Folly. We are not … Continue reading →

Fareed Zakaria is one of the few liberals that talks about the Debt problem. Points made last week: We should keep in mind, it took a long time for the sun to set on the British Empire. I can’t imagine … Continue reading →