In the AI Age. Who do you trust the most?
As chatbots become trusted companions, their charm raises an uncomfortable question: are we outsourcing not just decisions, but intimacy, judgment and perhaps our humanity too?
Opinion pieces
Trump Era, Trumperator?
This guest op-ed examines the Trump administration’s strategic framework for preserving American hegemony within an increasingly fractured and multi-imperial geopolitical landscape.
The Lebanese: Once Again Spectators To Their Own Destiny
Lebanon, once again, drawn into the Middle East’s relentless spiral of escalation, at a time when its economic, social, and demographic realities can no longer sustain…
Cash is Back
Spain’s blackout revived a simple truth: when networks fail, cash endures. Amid fraud fears and budget discipline, Europeans rediscover the resilience of notes.
AI is not killing jobs, it is killing recruitment
AI is not destroying jobs, but it is disrupting recruitment by eroding traditional signals of competence, flooding employers with homogeneous applications, and weakening fair, efficient hiring…
A letter to Santa: 4 wishes from an AI generation child
A child’s letter to Santa reveals 2025’s biggest worries: social media harm, AI toys, declining critical thinking, digital dependence and the urgent need to protect human…
A sobering take on Artwashing
Artwashing occurs when controversial or opaque money influences culture, masking reputations and restricting artistic freedom. As public funding shrinks, private sponsorship raises ethical risks demanding scrutiny.
The crypto pardons
Bitcoin2025, the world’s largest crypto conference in the U.S., gathers investors, exchanges, and enthusiasts. This year, Ross Ulbricht’s surprising return overshadowed Donald Trump’s previous spotlight.
Is President Donald J. Trump idly watching RFK erase his vaccine legacy?
The DHHS, led by RFK, canceled $500 million in mRNA vaccine contracts, citing safety concerns, while Trump silently distances himself from the vaccine’s controversial legacy.
Outsourcing our minds to machines — the strange AI future we are embarking on, whether we like it or not
The rise of AI threatens cognitive skills, with predictions of job automation and declining reasoning abilities. Universities must adapt to these challenges to ensure future generations…