Germany's chancellor just admitted nuclear abandonment was a catastrophic mistake—then declared it irreversible anyway, a pattern of political cowardice that's killing factories and costing lives while fossil fuels fill the gap. Meanwhile, AI is rewriting what's possible: GPT-5.4 just solved a math problem its creator spent 20 years designing to be unsolvable, New York is moving to ban the AI that outscores doctors at diagnosis, and a retinal chip is restoring sight to the blind. The future is arriving faster than regulators and politicians can sabotage it.
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A developer pointed an AI at 37-year-old C code. Today it's running in your browser. The old rules are dead.