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JUST NOW: President Donald J. Trump signs an Executive Order to temporarily allow off-road “dyed” diesel for highway use, lowering costs for Americans. This action will put money directly BACK in the pockets of American farmers, truckers, & workers. 🇺🇸 @u_s_a

Winning for the great state of Nebraska 🌽🇺🇸 @u_s_a

Save our elections. Pass the SAVE AMERICA ACT! @u_s_a

📰 @nypost: Trump announces $90 checks for 20 million ‘wonderful seniors’ to help cover Medicare premiums 🔥 @u_s_a

🇺🇸 How long did it take to go from 2% to 50% adoption in the USA: • Cars: 15 years • Internet: 7.5 years • Computer: 19 years • Smartphone: 6.5 years • AI: just reached 2% today @aipost 🏴

The LARGEST steel plant in American history 📰🇺🇸 @u_s_a

🇺🇸 President Trump:

“I am announcing the formation of the Super Intelligence Force (SIF). The Super Intelligence Force is tasked with coordinating the effort of the Federal Government to ensure that America continues to lead the World in Super Intelligence, which many say is bigger than the Industrial Revolution, and the Internet, and will protect the interests, and improve the lives, of all Americans.”

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TRUMP: “Get out and vote, if you do that we're gonna win and we’re gonna win big, and we're gonna shove it up their ass” 🤣 @u_s_a

HUGE NEWS FOR OHIO! @u_s_a

🤔 Could AI become a threat to democracy without taking anyone’s job? Nobel Prize–winning economist Daron Acemoglu argues that one of AI’s most underestimated consequences may not be mass unemployment, but the concentration of economic power. AI is making intelligence cheaper and more accessible. But the infrastructure behind it, the most capable models, chips, data, computing capacity and capital remains concentrated among a small number of companies. If AI becomes a major factor of production, those companies could capture an increasingly large share of the value created by the economy. And economic power can translate into political power. The same dynamic could play out between countries. The US and China control significant parts of their AI infrastructure, while other countries could see productivity and GDP rise while becoming increasingly dependent on foreign models, chips and computing infrastructure. They may become richer while simultaneously losing some control over the technology driving that growth. Acemoglu sees a similar risk at every level: individuals may become more productive while losing expertise, companies may become more efficient while losing their competitive advantage, and countries may grow economically while becoming more dependent on external AI infrastructure. That leads to a much bigger question: if AI concentrates intelligence, capital and infrastructure in fewer hands, can democratic institutions adapt to that concentration of power? @aipost 🏴

Democrats: ILLegAl AliEnS DoNT VoTe iN AmeRIcA'S ELecTiOnS This week alone, the Justice Department charged multiple illegal aliens for allegedly voting illegally, fraudulently registering to vote, and committing related election crimes across the country. @u_s_a

98% of US households aren't paying for AI yet. @aipost 🏴

For four years, the Biden Admin allowed the worst of the worst to flood into our country. On Day One, President Trump reversed course - securing the border and continuing to arrest violent criminal illegals, making our communities safer. 🇺🇸 @u_s_a

So true. It’s time to stop allowing people who hate America into this country and stop putting them in power. @u_s_a

Trump REJECTS nationalizing OpenAI and Anthropic but says the US government might take an Intel-style 10% equity stake. @aipost 🏴

🇺🇸 California just drew some new lines around AI California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of AI-related measures on September 30, covering everything from workplace surveillance to healthcare, deepfakes and gene synthesis. One of the more unusual parts: California is officially sticking with the name “Artificial Intelligence.” Under the new rules, employers can’t use AI systems to read or predict workers’ emotions, or collect neural data through workplace sensors. Companies also can’t rely solely on AI to discipline or fire employees, and workers must be told when AI plays a role in certain layoffs, relocations or terminations. The rules go beyond the workplace. Doctors must retain their own judgment when using clinical AI tools, protections against AI-generated deepfakes and misuse of someone’s likeness are being strengthened, and gene-synthesis companies will have to verify customers and screen genetic material they produce. @aipost 🏴

President Trump announces the final withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq: "Operation Inherent Resolve ends in 2026 under the leadership of President Donald J. Trump." @u_s_a

Korea’s HISTORIC energy investments advance major U.S. projects, including Alaska LNG, while strengthening U.S. energy security, American jobs, & lowering energy costs. Alaska LNG is one of the largest energy infrastructure projects in U.S. history, with $10B in Alaskan energy savings alone. MORE POWER. MORE ENERGY SECURITY. ⚡️🇺🇸 @u_s_a

President Trump tells Dario "be careful with what you say" 🤣 @aipost 🏴

🗣 Elon Musk: Robots and superintelligence will create an age of abundance, with universal high income and better medical care for everyone.

“I think by far the most likely outcome is an age of abundance where we don’t have just a universal basic income, we have universal high income. When you have robots and you have superintelligence, it means that everyone in the world can have better medical care than anyone here, including me. Jobs are going to change. Jobs have always changed. I think we’ll see an evolution of roles. The most likely outcome is incredibly beneficial. It is a future you would want.”

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