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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 01/10/2026

Netanyahu, Kushner, Trump, these names will go to history alongside the worst of the worst. Maybe in some radical paranoid groups, they won’t, just like those who nowadays still worship swastikas or hide their faces with white fabric triangles.

theguardian.com

New Google Maps images reveal massive scale of devastation in Gaza

Satellite imagery shows further destruction of homes, businesses and places of worship since fragile ceasefire

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 28/09/2026

Before we have the Jobageddon and the Skynet AI related events, we’ll hit a financial crisis due to greed, loose regulation and an extraordinary capacity humans have to cause predictable self -inflicted pain. AI hyperscalers are transforming debt

giftarticle.ft.com

AI hyperscalers are transforming debt

The sector’s huge capital needs are forcing companies and countries to rethink how they borrow money

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 24/09/2026

Given Israeli history, the coincidence of the name of the documentary and the perpetrators of the Holocaust ideology is unnerving and telling. The filmmakers will be seen as heroes by history. The 24 minute ovation they received in Venice is significant as well.

youtube.com

Here’s what’s in the Gaza film causing uproar in Israel

YouTube video by CNN

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 17/09/2026

Nvidia is the only company against an AI slowdown. There is a reason. The company is lending money to its own customers indirectly. If there is a slowdown, the scheme crashes. More to follow. tech.yahoo.com/ai/articles/...

tech.yahoo.com

Nvidia's Huang rejects AI slowdown, says safety and speed can coexist

Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA, XETRA:NVD) founder and CEO Jensen Huang rejected the idea of an AI slowdown, arguing that companies can innovate quickly and release safe products without new laws or regulat...

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 16/09/2026

The play game is simple: NVidia is lending money to its customers so they can buy more. If their growth is less than expected, they won’t be able to repay nvidia. Like all bubbles, it stands on the expectation of a miracle: forever high growth and low inflation.

theguardian.com

Anthropic CEO renews call for AI slowdown as Nvidia’s urges acceleration

At San Francisco conference, OpenAI chief Sam Altman calls for more rigorous security measures

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European Democrats @europeandemocrats.wsocial.eu · 01/09/2026

Today Germany formally attributed the attempted explosive-drone attack at #Leipzig/Halle Airport to Russia. So what will Marine Le Pen, Alice Weidel, Matteo Salvini, Robert Fico and Putin’s other parrots across Europe say now?

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European Democrats @europeandemocrats.wsocial.eu · 27/08/2026

🇫🇷 The divisions within the democratic centre risk becoming the extremists’ greatest ally on the road to the Élysée. As François Bayrou has warned, the answer cannot be another war of egos or a proliferation of candidacies.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 26/08/2026

It sounds a bit too much to see the foundation stone of the AI wave to default, but a cautionary tale can come from this text. There is too much talk and almost no walk on the gold race of AI.

electronicsweekly.com

Could Nvidia Default? ⋆ Electronics Weekly

It seems unimaginable that a company which has had the gargantuan success of Nvidia can be seen as a debt default risk. But that’s what is happening.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 21/08/2026

At this time, The Americans would need a president and an economic team who were very, very accurate in order to try to reduce their debt and deficit. The country will not succumb to any war. The fatal blow always comes to the wallet.

ft.com

US long-term bonds slide as Treasury secretary Bessent’s intervention fails to soothe investors

Yield on 30-year Treasuries rises despite move to ‘at least double’ purchases of securities

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 21/08/2026

The issue is not about how AI will affect everything (as it will), but how this new dystopian tech nobility believes they should be the ones to govern the planet they've conquered. The problems are serious, but what's really scary is the narrative.

youtube.com

Yuval Noah Harari: Elon Musk’s many AI contradictions | The Economist

YouTube video by The Economist

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W Social @wsocial.eu · 16/08/2026

Some W users experienced problems today because W was relying on Bluesky’s AppView. When their AppView went down, parts of W went down with it. Our own AppView was already under development and it kept working. So we’ve now switched W over to our own AppView, currently serving verified users only.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 06/08/2026

Ad agencies are trying to prove their value in the AI-ad world, but it's just marketing. AI will undoubtedly dispel the exaggerated perception of its value. It is clear that the power network they rode in will become irrelevant. digiday.com/marketing/ho...

digiday.com

How AI costs are quietly reshaping principal media deals

AI doesn’t have a price. Principal media is absorbing it anyway.

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Anna Zeiter @anna.wsocial.eu · 03/08/2026

Europe's X Killer Is Live! What a a headline for a Monday!😃🚀 Thank you very much for the interview, Philippe Séjalon @phisej.wsocial.eu and Patrice Séjalon @patricesej.wsocial.eu! 🙏 @wsocial.eu www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyXi...

youtube.com

Musk Threatened the EU, Europe Built Its X Rival in 6 Months!

YouTube video by The World of Risks in the AI Era

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 02/08/2026

Of all the 5 pre-AI apocalypse riders (Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Musk Inc. and Meta), Zuckerberg is the weakest. Only 2% of their revenue come from non-core data mining business. After spending around US$80bn in the Metaverse flop, going gung-ho into an unwinnable war seems reckless.

finance.yahoo.com

Mark Zuckerberg’s Pivot to AI Is Blowing Up in His Face Spectacularly

Investors are not happy.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 01/08/2026

Something that I didn’t hear so far: JP Morgan was behind both flop attempts to hijack football into private hands - the European Superleague and the sale of the World Cup. Nine Inch Nails “I am afraid of Americans” come to my mind...

theguardian.com

Fifa scraps proposal to sell off stakes in World Cup after widespread backlash

Gianni ⁠Infantino has said Fifa has scrapped plans to ⁠sell a stake in the World ⁠Cup to private investors ‌after widespread ‌backlash

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 31/07/2026

The death of the first of the “invincibili” comes close to the shameful FIFA plan to sell the World Cup to Trump lackeys. Baresi was not only a player that reshuffled the idea of a defender, but a loyalist to club and country. The king is dead Long live to the king.

theguardian.com

Franco Baresi, iconic Milan and Italy legend, dies aged 66

Baresi, who captained club and country, was one of the most recognisable players of the ⁠golden era of Italian football in the 1980s and 1990s

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 30/07/2026

UEFA had its minimum decency to deny joining this pathetic attempt of the Trumpian world buying a tournament that once was majestic. Infantino is so easy to despise that you pinch yourself to see if it’s really true. He makes one miss Havelange and Blatter.

theguardian.com

Fifa’s sales pitch revealed: more tournaments, more debt … but no mention of women’s game

Fifa’s pitch to persuade members to approve sale of World Cup’s commercial rights includes more tournaments, higher ticket prices and debt financing

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 29/07/2026

Trumpism will survive Trump and the biggest legacy of this almost-disease is that you cannot trust anyone but yourself. Lash at the EU all you want, but there is safety in numbers.

foreignpolicy.com

The Paradox of Self-Reliance

Building an independent defense industry does not mean going it alone.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 29/07/2026

Yesterday, chipmakers stocks had another day stumbling across the world. Forecasts for AI datacenters building have been shelved by half compared to 18 months ago. Advertisers are wondering how much AI really delivers. AI will happen, sure, but the bubble is pierced. Have AI shares? Sell them now.

digiday.com

‘We’re starting to wonder’: Ad industry chases AI value as usage outpaces proof

Every choice has a price and the bill always comes due. Marketers are only just starting to work out what theirs actually costs for AI.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 26/07/2026

This is one to monitor: It’s weird to imagine an European company to manage to be the first to create a fusion plant, but EU companies don’t fight the coal & oil lobby on a sclerotic pay-as-you-go president. Plus, Alphabet thinks long-term to fill the gap in the AI frenzy run.

powermag.com

Google Invests in $468-Million Funding Round for German Fusion Group

Proxima Fusion, a Munich, Germany-based group that is considered among the leading European companies working on fusion energy, said it completed a €411 million ($468 million) funding round. Proxima o...

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 23/07/2026

“With about 9.5 million drivers and couriers on the Uber platform, the CEO also acknowledges that autonomous vehicles will eventually fulfil a majority of those trips in the future. When asked what those millions of people do next, Dara simply says: “I do not know.’”.

aimagazine.com

Why Uber has Already Burned Through its AI Budget

Leading transportation tech company Uber exhausts its AI budget four months into the year due to rising adoption of AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 23/07/2026

What would happen if LinkedIn banned posts written in the first person?

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 23/07/2026

True, Alphabet AI models lag behind, but they have unique competitive advantages: in-house chip production control (or almost), multiple revenue sources (some with no competition), a fully built datacenter fleet and global scale. They will be in the last meter head-to-head.

bloomberg.com

Google Gemini Launch Delayed as Tech Falls Short of Internal Goals

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is months behind schedule on delivering Gemini 3.5 Pro, its most powerful flagship AI model, because the company has been taking time to try to improve its capabilities, particu...

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 22/07/2026

It was an unease feeling to visit Brazil after 3 years. Adversarial political tactics played a central role in Lula’s rise to power, but now the right wing adopted it, leading to a political dead end. Confrontation appears to be the only path forward. A briefing: share.google/aimode/0KAo8...

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 20/07/2026

There is no need to dig to find an issue here. Internet access is a public service, not just another business. Networks belonging to private players is only ok in competitive markets. Four companies owning 75% of the industry (data centres services) is a cartel. How to regulate an int’l market?

dcnnmagazine.com

BSRIA: ‘Data centres dominate global cabling’

BSRIA, a UK-based research, testing, and consultancy organisation, has released its latest analysis of the global structured cabling sector. The

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 18/07/2026

Don’t take the AI datacenter hype as granted. Very few people like the idea to have a massive datacenter as neighbor. And the disgruntled citizens next door can become a huge headache.

heatmap.news

Exclusive: Local Opposition to Data Centers Explodes in 2026

The number of data centers canceled after pushback set a record in the first quarter of the year, new data from Heatmap Pro shows.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 17/07/2026

It is clear that we no longer live in a capitalist society when a small number of players have such leverage over entire industries. The news industry is a prime example of this.

zeitgeist.digital

In chains: why journalism lives under the technofeudalism

News companies used to hold their own facilities to deliver their product. Now, they depend on a very few companies that are also their competitors.

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Cassiano Gobbet @cassiano.wsocial.eu · 17/07/2026

The US digital economy will suffer dramatic consequences if the country persist in their attempts to browbeat the EU with absurd tariffs. Open models are much more resilient and hard to challenge. It’ll also force US big tech to spend more to stop the Chinese rise. www.axios.com/2026/07/17/c...

axios.com

China just erased America's AI lead

Kimi's K3 model has caught up to the American frontier.

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