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REUTERS – EU Assessment Concludes Russia Tricked Europe into Importing Migrants to Burn Down Paris

The European Union has discovered the source of their social unrest problem, RUSSIA and the American MAGA movement!

According to internal documents from an EU intelligence assessment, Russia -along with MAGA- tricked France into importing violent migrants that then began to destroy Paris. A rather devious explanation for the ongoing European crisis; it’s Russia’s fault.

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(REUTERS) – NEW YORK/PARIS, Nov 9 (Reuters) – A covert Russian network sought to exploit last month’s riots in France by using social media to blame the unrest on ​uncontrolled immigration and portray the government as having lost control, according to an internal EU assessment seen by Reuters.

A separate internal assessment, compiled by France’s foreign ‌ministry and also seen by Reuters, found that social media accounts linked to Israel and to the US MAGA movement also pushed “hostile narratives” around the riots, linking them to radical Islamism and migration.

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Running Out of Internet Capacity? Elon Musk Has a Solution

This is a really interesting video of cause, consequence and the anticipated solution.  As you watch it, keep in mind this is 100% American.  No other nation on the planet is working on this problem, let alone being capable of delivering the solution in the actual logistics that Elon Musk , SpaceX and Starlink are capable of.

We are familiar with the terms “soft power” and “hard power.” However, what do you call the power carried by America when the world becomes dependent on the United States for the operation of their AI agents?  When you have the time, watch this. The video includes Musk and Ron Baron’s own remarks, including the qualifications around their forecasts. It is a very interesting 33 minutes:

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Wild Backstory – Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang Requested to Appear in Closed Session to GOP Congress

In the modern world of AI and subsequent datacenter buildouts, the number one priority surrounds the singular term “compute.” A massive, seemingly unquenchable, need for expanded computing power.

In order to attain these levels of compute, hardware containing large numbers of data-processing microchips are needed. That’s where Nvidia and Jensen Huang come into the picture, providing the chips.

The US intelligence community discovered that Taiwanese-American Jensen Huang, CEO of one of the largest companies in the world, was involved in a romantic relationship with Alice Huang, a suspected Chinese spy and an executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore-based AI/cloud infrastructure company.

According to media and federal investigations, Megaspeed is likely a Chinese cutout, helping Chinese companies locate and access AI chips and circumvent U.S. export controls. (NYT and Bloomberg)

The US intelligence community concluded that Alice Huang’s goal was to convince Jensen to lobby the U.S. government to loosen export controls on advanced AI chips. According to the Financial Times, the intelligence community relayed this information to “a small group of top US government officials” earlier this year.

Over the last year, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has lobbied the U.S. government to loosen export controls on advanced chips via the U.S. Dept of Commerce, Bureau of industry and Security (BIS). The BIS has permitted the export of H200 chips to China and has not enforced stronger export controls that would have required a license for exports of the most advanced Blackwell chips to Megaspeed and Southeast Asia.

Although the Commerce Dept leadership (Howard Lutnik?) was presumably briefed on this relationship by the U.S. intelligence community, The Bureau of Industry and Security has seemingly taken no actions to tighten controls on Megaspeed or Southeast Asia.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney Says Canada Prepared to Wait on Trade Deal Until U.S. Gets a New President

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday that if his government could not successfully negotiate a suitable trade pact with the Trump administration, he was prepared to wait for a new American president; one that Canadians would approve of.

Asked if that meant he would hold out for a new American president; the prime minister answered in the affirmative. “We’ll have to, if that’s what it takes,” Carney told POLITICO

Within the interview Carney also emphasizes the risks from AI (SI) and underlines how the AI frontier labs are requesting a slowdown and regulation upon them.  Carney says he agrees with the AI leaders on this issue and government regulation is a best approach.

In my opinion the reason Canada and the EU want AI slowed and regulated is simply because they are so far behind on their ability to generate their own models.  They have a self-interest to stop AI (SI) development in the USA.

The transcript for the interview below:

(0:00) Prime Minister, thanks for speaking with Politico today.

(0:02) Thanks for having me.

(0:03) You’ve just wrapped up the 21st Kennedy EU summit here in Montreal. Um, this is a milestone meeting. You’re eager to deepen transatlantic ties. Um, but there is, we know, some dispute about how to characterize and name the Canada EU relationship. How would you describe the relationship status with the EU in one word?

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DNI and Super Intelligence Chairman Jay Clayton Discusses Status of SI Force

Jay Clayton, Director of National Intelligence and Super Intelligence Force Chairman, joined CNBC to discuss the key takeaways from the SI task force’s first meeting, the state of the AI tech race, an OpenAI espionage case, and more.

DNI Clayton outlines the current status of the SI taskforce and how the Trump administration is setting parameters for development standards. It is an interesting conversation about the current regulatory status of SI.

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Clayton notes the conversations within the United States have value as this technology is advancing.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Gives Lengthy Outline of His Role, National Security and the U.S. Economy

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appears for an interview with Axios co-founder Mike Allen. The wide-ranging conversation covered the U.S. economy, the war in Iran and the Trump administration’s approach to AI.

Secretary Bessent responds to Americans’ frustration with the cost of living; explains why he doesn’t think the AI boom is a repeat of the dot-com bubble and argues that AI leaders warning about losing control should slow down. Bessent also discusses possible U.S-China cooperation on AI risks, Treasury’s economic pressure campaign against Iran, the bond market, Trump Accounts and his clashes inside the administration.  WATCH:

Chapters:

0:00 – Cold open
0:24 – Inside Treasury’s Cash Room
1:38 – Unpacking why Americans still feel squeezed
5:21 – Bessent’s economic campaign against Iran
7:35 – Is AI in a bubble?

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President Trump Notes Super Intelligence Team Four Points for SI Frontier Research Safety

After assembling some of the most influential leaders in the Super Intelligence sector of data sciences, the group came together with a standard four-point overview for internal safeguards and safety checks as the software advances continue.

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President Trump Hosts Meeting with Top U.S. Leaders in AI and Super Intelligence – Remarks and Video

President Donald Trump hosted a luncheon at the White House for the most influential leaders in the field of Artificial Intelligence or Super Intelligence (AI/SI).  The attendees are a who’s who of the biggest names in the leading fields of technology, data processing, software design/engineering, compute capacity and super intelligence.

The Era of Superintelligence XO – Superintelligence (AI) Fact Sheet

President Trump delivers remarks to the assembled media pool during the meeting.  WATCH:

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The assembled leadership team addressed the assembled White House press pool after their luncheon.  President Trump led the SI leadership team out to the press pool for impromptu remarks. Most of the press pool went entirely bananas.  VIDEO BELOW:

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