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Something is Terribly Wrong With the “Pervasive” Artist Gary Baseman

14-07-2026 18:52 via vigilantcitizen.com

If the name Gary Baseman doesn’t ring a bell, there’s still a good chance you’ve been exposed to his work. Throughout the 1990s, his art was all but ubiquitous, with his illustrations appearing in magazines such as The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and The Wall Street Journal, and he also created advertisements for brands such as AT&T, Gatorade, and Nike.
Baseman’s distinctive art style was used to illustrate the highly popular board game Cranium.
In 1998, Baseman co

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Flock Builds the Digital Police State While Americans Attend The Political Circus

14-07-2026 16:59 via technocracy.news

Flock’s initial funders included Arch-Technocrats Marc Andreessen and Peter Thiel. They just ran it up the flagpole and skipped the consent part. Now Flock is embedded in every state in America – all 115,217 cameras, and growing. Kick Flock back to starting gate by joining the nationwide protest on August 16-22 by going to https://noalprs.com/. ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.“You had to live—did live, from habit that became instinct—in the assumption that every sound

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Technocrats Are Closing In On Passage Of CLARITY Act

14-07-2026 16:23 via technocracy.news

President Trump wears many hats and one of them is Technocrat-in-Chief. He lobbies the Senate for the Arch-Technocrats in Washington, DC., not with a heavy-handed approach as before, but appealing to sentiment for the late Senator Lindsey Graham who was “a big supporter.” If passed, the CLARITY Act will cement Technocracy to the foundation of our country.
Now is the time to put maximum pressure on Senators to VOTE NO on the CLARITY Act! ⁃ Patrick Wood, Editor.The Senate returns

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What? Most AI Is Now Written by AI?

14-07-2026 00:24 via technocracy.news

For the better part of the last two years, I have been tracking what appeared to be a reasonably predictable pattern in AI development: a doubling of capability roughly every 3.5 months. That figure came from METR’s time horizon benchmarks — measurements of how long an AI agent can work autonomously on a task before failing. Early 2024 through early 2026, the data held with uncomfortable consistency. If you plotted it, the curve bent upward with almost mechanical precision.
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What? Most AI Is Now Written by… AI

14-07-2026 00:24 via technocracy.news

For the better part of the last two years, I have been tracking what appeared to be a reasonably predictable pattern in AI development: a doubling of capability roughly every 3.5 months. That figure came from METR’s time horizon benchmarks — measurements of how long an AI agent can work autonomously on a task before failing. Early 2024 through early 2026, the data held with uncomfortable consistency. If you plotted it, the curve bent upward with almost mechanical precision.
I say &ld

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