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As AI enters conflict resolution, it promises coherence, scale, and calm. What it cannot resolve is the human remainder: agency, legitimacy, moral responsibility, and the right to remain in conflict without closure.
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Alexander Karp’s The Technological Republic calls for a renewal of conviction equal to our power. In an age rich in intelligence but poor in purpose, he argues that freedom, beauty, and belief must once again guide what we build—and why.
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In new simulations, AI models act like diplomats with personalities: some urge peace, others push war—and their advice changes by flag. When machines start showing foreign-policy instincts, they reveal less about the future of AI than the prejudices of their human past.
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Behind every AI safety filter lies a moral choice. Trained on Western data and tuned by corporate ethics, today’s AI speaks as if for humanity while remembering only a fraction of it.
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Socrates taught wisdom begins in doubt. Popper said science lives by refutation. AI speaks in polished certainties. What we need is a refutation button—a built-in reminder that every answer can be challenged.
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In 1949, Ludwig von Mises warned that polylogism—truth divided by class or race—destroys rational discourse. Today, digital echo chambers risk reviving that danger, fracturing public reason into parallel, tribal logics.
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Tesla’s Master Plan IV is more than a roadmap—it is a vision of abundance joined with dignity, liberty, and conscience. If guided wisely, it could stand as one of humanity’s most extraordinary achievements: progress not as parody, but as promise fulfilled.