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News & Articles By Lance D Johnson
06/09/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
NVIDIA secures memory empire in South Korea, but questions linger over AI’s true cost
The global artificial intelligence race just accelerated in a quiet corner of Seoul, where Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and South Korea’s most powerful corporate chieftains gathered around plates of grilled pork belly and glasses of soju to ink a series of deals that will reshape how AI gets built, who controls it, and what it […]
05/28/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Sam Altman’s AI job apocalypse REVERSAL looks like a calculated pivot as people fight for their livelihoods
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stood before a Sydney conference audience on Tuesday and declared he was “delighted to be wrong” about artificial intelligence eliminating entry-level white-collar jobs, a striking reversal from his previous warnings that “jobs are definitely going to go away.” The shift raises uncomfortable questions about whether Altman is offering honest reassessment or […]
04/28/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
The importance of preserving your purpose in the age of AI: Why losing your ‘why’ may be more dangerous than any disease
For 15 years, researchers tracked more than 13,000 middle-aged and older Americans, watching for the moment when memory frayed, judgment faltered, and the fog of cognitive impairment settled in. They expected to find the usual suspects: genetics, education, depression. What they did not expect was a single psychological trait that slashed dementia risk by nearly […]
04/16/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Ukraine becomes first country to take territory using only unmanned systems, robotics
For the first time in modern combat, an entire military position was captured without a single soldier stepping onto the contested ground. No infantry breaths. No medevac choppers. No body bags. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced April 13 that Ukrainian forces seized a Russian-held position using only unmanned systems, a milestone he framed as both […]
03/12/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Pentagon may only have two-month supply of rare earths left, making U.S. military vulnerable to Chinese controls
As the United States engages in a protracted military campaign in the Middle East, a chilling vulnerability is coming into sharp focus far from the battlefield. According to intelligence and industry sources, the U.S. military may have as little as two months of rare earth element inventories remaining. These obscure minerals are the lifeblood of […]
02/24/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
The AI power struggle and mass job displacements will affect the 2026 midterm elections
As the 2026 midterm elections materialize on the horizon, a profound question is moving from tech boardrooms to kitchen tables: Are we building our future, or are we building our masters? The debate over artificial intelligence is no longer confined to academic papers or Silicon Valley salons; it has erupted into a central, fractious political […]
01/23/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Google bets on inflatable CO2 batteries to lock down data center power
In a strategic move to secure its vast digital empire, Google is turning to an unconventional and massive-scale energy storage technology: inflatable carbon dioxide batteries. Partnering with Italian firm Energy Dome, the tech behemoth is commissioning the construction of these so-called CO2 batteries to provide what it calls green, reliable backup power for its critical […]
01/13/2026
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By Lance D Johnson
Britain’s new “mind-reading” and behavior-predicting surveillance system turns every citizen into a suspect
The British government, under the guise of public safety and crime prevention, is quietly constructing the most advanced surveillance architecture in the Western world, a system designed not just to see you, but to feed you lies, provoke you, and interpret your thoughts and predict your intentions. This move toward “inferential” surveillance—technology that claims to […]
12/27/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Beneath the Pacific, a new front opens in the global race to break China’s grip on the minerals that power our world
Nearly four miles beneath the sunlit surface of the Pacific Ocean, a quiet but monumental experiment is about to begin. Early next year, a Japanese research ship will lower a long, mechanical arm into the ocean deep, aiming to grasp not just mud, but a measure of economic independence. Japan is planning to mine for […]
12/15/2025
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By Lance D Johnson
Adapt or be left behind: Learn how to augment AI to improve work productivity, efficiency and creativity
A new study analyzing 100,000 real conversations with the AI Claude estimates the technology speeds up complex knowledge tasks by an average of 80%. Extrapolated across the economy, this suggests current AI could boost annual U.S. labor productivity growth by 1.8% over the next decade, nearly double the recent workplace productivity rate. The gains are […]
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