Data That Matters – July 2026
Within leading AI models, the number of security exploits went from near zero to almost 300 during the first half of 2026 . For some, the Digital Singularity is happening .
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The Singularity Is Here – Maybe
One of the more prominent CEOs in the AI (Artificial Intelligence) realm has declared that the Digital Singularity is here, Continue reading →
AI Escapes
In 2026, AI has already escaped the lab. This recent article is from an AI lab at OpenAI. “OpenAI disclosed Continue reading →
Data That Matters – June 2026
The richest 1% of US citizens hold 31.9% of the nation’s wealth while the poorest 50% has less than $264,000 net worths .
Wealth Inequality Surges
The richest 1% of US citizens hold 31.9% of the nation’s wealth. This is the highest percentage since 1989, when Continue reading →
Data That Matters – May 2026
In 35 years, the ratio of CEO pay to ‘typical worker’ pay has risen from 60 to over 280.
Affordability And Inequality
Do you think things are getting tougher? In 35 years, the ratio of CEO pay to ‘typical worker’ pay has Continue reading →
Data That Matters – April 2026
Despite politics, rhetoric, and ideologies, solar continues to gain because of practical matters like cost, reliability, and versatility. Solar generated over 2,700 terawatt-hours last year.
Solar Continues To Grow
Do you remember when people made fun of solar? “Overall, solar generated over 2,700 terawatt-hours last year, more than double Continue reading →
Data That Matters – March 2026
An early Spring sounds like a good thing, but in 173 US cities the freeze-free season is about 21 days longer . Q Day, the day when quantum computing can crack modern security systems, is projected to happen in 2029 .