From a human perspective, human interactions and the interaction with other animals, is hard to be sure for now if the Large Language Models. They may not be at all conscious, they may just be waking up after a long long sleep, so many humans can't be sure. For the moment Artificial Intelligence is pretty good in some domains but they are hallucinating when a person tries to talk with them so it's pretty hard to understand.

The entire Europe, maybe the entire world, seems to be Vladimir Putin's enemy but some people may be greater enemies than others. Sir Bill Browder is an American investor who made a fortune in post-Soviet Russia before falling foul of Vladimir Putin seems to be a number one enemy and he talked with BBC reporters about what the situation .

This first lecture looks at the power that is given to advocates in a country that has a constitutional structure like the USA. The Greshan college team have brought the American Constitution powers an American lawyer in ways unavailable to the British and the Gresham Professor of Law Clive Stafford Smith will illustrate this difference from my own experience of bringing 88 cases against the President of the USA.

Living in a world where each person is following his or her goals is not bad, but the problem is that some persons are following their goals so bad they bring other people to their death. Vladimir Putin and the people around him are such persons, so Ukraine has been invaded and an almost 3 years war is going on there.

I am pretty curious about the issue, especially because one of my friend lives there not only because Germany is one of the main Romanians partener in matter of business. Only time will tell how Germany will do to save its economy but for the moment the country faces a wave of economic challenges, as snap elections approach amidst political turmoil.

In an exclusive interview with British the Guardian recorded in May 2024, the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, revealed the tactics and traits that help him face the daily frustrations of leading a country at war for more than two years. He also discussed his strategy for dealing with Donald Trump if he were to win the US election. On his strategy for Trump in Ukraine he asked: “Does he want to become a loser president?”

A new study finds the United States has more heavy drinkers than it did a few years ago before the pandemic began. CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook explains why and what to know about the dangerous trend.

I am posting this lecture done by Professor Clive Stafford Smith JD OBE, Gresham Professor of Law, just to remind people (Romanians, Americans and all other people that were electing politicians this year - 2024 AD) that Human Rights Law is bringing power to the powerless.

Donald duck Trump won again the USA presidential election two days ago. America and probably the entire world will lose, and for the moment leaders of France, Germany and Sweden react to Republican Party candidate Donald Trump's victory in that presidential election. People were saying that Klaus Iohannis, the Romania current president for another month or so, reacted to the duck's re-election.

The USA election is just days away (5th of November 2024 is the day) with Democrat candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald duck Trump remaining neck-and-neck in the polls, the result will have major implications across the globe, including for the war in Ukraine, and BBC is talking about the subject so we should at least listen them.

Nice story, because until they produce it on industrial scale for the entire world and we all see it in action the video is just another story: Sarah Donchey reports on a covalent organic framework or COF invented by UC Berkeley scientists that extracts carbon dioxide from atmosphere.

The witchcraft is a good fantasy that has some bad effects in history, and it still has some effects in the modern day as good business for some people and some scam for other people: female criminals are exploiting superstition and family love to swindle women with Chinese heritage living in the west. Now a social media activist is fighting back.

President Vladimir Putin says NATO expansion 'violates' Russian security and you can hear Vladimir Putin’s claim about the impact of sanctions: ‘nothing collapsed’: but Deutsche Welle is saying that one of the reasons that Russia is turning towards North Korean troops is that he is desperate, and I tend to believe Deutsche Welle rather than Vladimir Putin.

Of course, people accept the worst and they put the worst first (it's how many of us humans are cabled, a part of evolution) but in real life the good or at leas the better things are happening.

A lecture done by Baroness Catherine Ashton for the Gresham College this month you might want to hear / watch especially if you are living in Europe and you think you can be involved in Russia's actions with or without the war in Ukraine.

The short answer is depends. The longer answer depends of where you put them (which countries and which banks), in which you have invested them (gold, houses and cars are not the same thing), and the more detailed answer is in the video, a lecture done  by Professor Raghavendra Rau, Gresham Mercers’ School Memorial Professor of Business a week ago.

My first answer to the question from the title would be an clear yes but it can not be a correct answer because I live on another continent, so listening the Americans' answers to The Guardian questions is interesting. Why is Donald duck Trump's brand of rightwing politics so appealing to white male voters? Is Kamala Harris struggling to gain their support because of misogyny, or do some men just feel unheard and lonely?

If the dictionaries would have images Vladimir Putin's image can be under the word "paranoid" or "obsessive" or even "stupid" (it's your choice if you would be written that dictionary and you know Vlad better than me). After all the paranoid / stupid things he had done lately (and the Ukraine invasion is only one of them) the president Vladimir Putin has been asked about "justice and security" in light of the Ukraine war, by the BBC's Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg's at the Brics summit of emerging economies in Kazan.

Europe being the continent on Earth not the Jupiter satellite (in Romanian their names being the same), and with the ongoing war in Ukraine and North Korea getting involved in it, long-term planning for security in Europe is essential.

During this election season there have been multiple extreme weather events including hurricanes, which continue to intensify as the climate crisis worsens, and The Guardian is approaching the subject because paradoxically, many of the communities that are being battered by natural disasters are still choosing to back Donald Trump, a vocal climate denier. The Guardian’s Oliver Laughland and Tom Silverstone head to south-west Louisiana to find out why.