AI: is it just obeying orders?
David Lockwood opens the Pandora’s box of artificial intelligence following OpenAI’s hack of Medicare statistics.
David Lockwood opens the Pandora’s box of artificial intelligence following OpenAI’s hack of Medicare statistics.
Based on the Greens essentially middle-class vision, the gravity of class politics will most likely limit the new leader’s ambition, writes Marcus Strom.
Socialists must unite workers around a political program to challenge capital’s control of migration, argues Marcus Strom.
Andrew Quirk takes us through the crazy world of MAGA freaks and ICE thugs ahead of the November mid-term elections in the United States.
Artificial intelligence must be taken into public hands if it is to serve the general needs of humanity, writes a computer industry worker.
Whether AI is used to expand human capabilities or to wipe us out will be decided by the politics of class against class, writes Yassamine Mather.
With billions pouring into AI coffers – but no sign of any profitability – Michael Roberts expects a crash to come. But will it smash the technology it is creating? Unlikely.
What lies behind the spate of recent horrific stories of sexual assault and allegations of sexualised power? Brunhilda Olding examines the issue.
Richard Stone looks at the ‘Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism’ jamboree in Washington aimed at perceived enemies at home and abroad.
Sally Ly from the Vietnam Marxists group looks at Yanis Varoufakis’s compelling thesis but finds it wanting.
Michael Roberts looks at the investment boom in artificial intelligence and examines if it is sustainable or heading towards a bubble burst.
ETU’s Michael Wright on Sovereign Power, public ownership and Australia’s energy future. An interview with Labor Tribune editor, Marcus Strom.