13 November 2026 The Trump Report
So I'm completing a book... Spectacle: Donald #Trump's American Chaos is out in May from Full Set Books https://t.co/RrnXLzcmBo #TrumpChaos #TrumpCoup #TrumpRussia #Immigration #Economy #Corruption #USElections2026 https://t.co/U7U2jXl3YD
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20 October 2026
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On November 30th, 2022, a small company put a chat box on the internet. Two months later, a hundred million people were using it. But the idea behind it was more than seventy years old.
This documentary follows the entire history of artificial intelligence: from Alan Turing's question "Can machines think?" and the 1956 Dartmouth summer, through the perceptron, ELIZA, two AI winters, expert systems and Deep Blue, to ImageNet, AlexNet, AlphaGo's Move 37, the Transformer and ChatGPT.
Why did it take so long? Why did AI collapse, not once, but twice? And what happened in 2012 that suddenly made everything work?
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Chapters
0:00 Intro: a chat box and a 70-year-old idea
0:58 Can machines think? (1950–1954)
2:05 A name for a dream (1955–1967)
3:22 The learning machine (1957–1971)
5:05 The first winter (1964–1980)
6:34 Rules and riches (1980–1993)
7:37 Learning from mistakes (1986–1998)
8:51 The brain's last stand (1996–1997)
10:06 The big bang (2009–2014)
11:42 Move 37 (2016)
12:46 Attention (2017–2020)
14:08 The chat box (2022–2026)
15:12 The answers
Could the news be much more dramatic? History teaches that an AI crash is likely. But clues from manias past suggest it would not be a financial cataclysm https://t.co/3x8rt21WS0 https://t.co/nRso8roB6n
— The Economist (@TheEconomist) November 12, 2026
13 November 2026
A Microsoft outage is affecting services including Teams, Outlook and AI software Copilot. The outage started on Thursday, with monitoring website Downdetector seeing issues reported in more than 70 countries. Microsoft said its attempts to fix the issue are not "taking as expected", adding that the issue hasn't been caused by a cyber-security breach.
A Microsoft outage that began over 12 hours ago has left millions around the world without access to Outlook email, Teams meeting tools and other staples of modern office life. Banks, governments and courts in multiple countries are affected. Here is what we know so far: https://t.co/TZOZm7bzq7
— CNN (@CNN) November 13, 2026
13 November 2026
Mercedes-Benz is halting all investments in its German plants and threatening to shutter production sites in its home country.
The carmaker, along with other German manufacturers Volkswagen, BMW and Porsche, is trying to cut back on high German production costs amid steep competition and lower demand from China. Automotive industry analyst Ferdinand Dudenhöffer, known in German media as the "car pope," warns that the country's car industry faces "the biggest crisis since its inception."
He told DW's David Levitz that German carmakers will not be able to keep manufacturing plants at home under current conditions and may have to work more closely with Chinese companies to survive, if German politicians allow it. #dwnews #germany #automotive For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
A brief moment of calm with the Mercedes-AMG GT 55. 📷 svenmeschner (IG) for #MBcreator #MercedesBenz #WelcomeHome #140YearsOfInnovation [Mercedes-AMG GT 55 4MATIC+ | Energieverbrauch kombiniert: 14 l/100 km | CO₂-Emissionen kombiniert: 319 g/km | CO₂-Klasse: G] https://t.co/dg9eO3DW4s
— Mercedes-Benz (@MercedesBenz) November 9, 2026
12 November 2026
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11 November 2026
During a live broadcast with Russian blogger Pavel Ivanov , retired Russian Colonel General Leonid Ivashov harshly criticized Putin for unleashing a full-scale war against Ukraine, calling for an immediate end to hostilities and a sit-down at the negotiating table. He recalled that the Kremlin's promised light military operation had completely failed: "You lost, you foresaw absolutely nothing. You didn't have the intelligence to understand that the war wouldn't be a light-winged operation: take off here, take a bite somewhere, and that's it, you win." The continuation of the war, according to the military man, is leading Russia toward total militarization and deep stagnation in all civilian spheres—from the economy and education to culture. Ivashov emphasized that prolonging the war destroys the country's future for the sake of one person's political survival. Leonid Ivashov, as head of the All-Russian Officers' Assembly, continues to oppose the war : as early as February 2022, several weeks before the full-scale invasion, he openly warned the Kremlin against attacking Ukraine, stating that it would threaten Russia's very existence: "As a scholar, a doctor of science, who has been studying this issue for many decades, I see that Russia today, compared to the Soviet Union, the Russian Empire, and the Muscovite Tsardom, has lost the respect of humanity. This is simply shameful, humiliating, and even frightening. When, out of 193 countries at the UN General Assembly, only eight support our position, 73 abstain, and the rest are against us, that's quite frightening..." Today, not a single powerful state stands on Russia's side. Our only military and political ally is Belarus. The "SVO" was unleashed in contravention of the UN Charter. At the academy, we were taught that if the wrong decisions are made at the top, then no matter how well the soldiers below fight or resist at the tactical level, the decisions of higher command still overwhelm all the efforts of lower-level troops, subordinate units, subunits, and so on. Our instructor always gave us this example: suppose we need to cross a large river. But if the decision is made at the top to cross it along the river rather than across it, no matter how well you swim or fight, you still won't cross it. Here too, with the "SVO," a fundamentally wrong decision was made. And first and foremost, on a geopolitical level. This is what I spoke about in my well-known address. And that's why we couldn't even get military support from Belarus... On the one hand, we have the best missiles, like the Bulava, which reaches the US in so many minutes, the underwater Poseidon missiles, and so on. But on the other, we started the war on the battlefield, fighting with outdated weapons, from mess kits to bulletproof vests. Moreover, our bulletproof vests were made of foam rubber, plastic, and so on. And what was the result? We were essentially defeated in the very first days of the "SVO." “We turned out to be idiots,” General Ivashov concludes.
🇷🇺 NOT ENOUGH BRAINS... Retired Russian Colonel General Leonid Ivashov has publicly told Vladimir Putin that he has already lost the war against Ukraine. In an interview with Russian blogger Pavel Ivanov, the 83-year-old general addressed the Russian president directly: “You've lost. You failed to foresee absolutely anything. You didn't have a single brain cell.” Ivashov ridiculed the Kremlin's expectations of a lightning-fast victory: fly in, strike, and conquer. In his view, continuing the war is driving Russia toward economic, educational, and cultural degradation, destroying the country's future. Ivashov is neither a liberal nor a supporter of the West. A former head of the Russian Defense Ministry's Main Directorate for International Military Cooperation (1996–2001), and one of the organizers of the famous Russian paratroopers' dash to Pristina in 1999, he spent decades among Russia's hardline nationalist patriots. He headed the Union of the Russian People, participated in the activities of the Izborsk Club, opposed NATO, and supported Russian territorial claims against Ukraine. Yet back in January 2022, Ivashov became one of the first senior Russian military figures to publicly warn Putin about the catastrophic consequences of the impending invasion. In an appeal titled “On the Eve of War,” issued on behalf of the All-Russian Officers' Assembly, he described preparations for the attack as a criminal policy, declared that Ukraine had the right to defend itself, and demanded the president's resignation. The general warned that the war would turn Russia into an international pariah, cause enormous human losses, and make Russians and Ukrainians enemies for generations. At the time, less than a month remained before the full-scale invasion. Almost five years later, Ivashov is reminding Putin that all of this could have been foreseen. P.S. I'm moving from Twitter/X to Substack. Join me there, subscribe, and follow my work on my new platform. https://t.co/zkWcx5Grt1
— Mykhailo Rohoza (@MykhailoRohoza) November 10, 2026
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13 November 2026 The Trump Report So I'm completing a book... Spectacle: Donald #Trump's American Chaos is out in May from Full S...
