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If the US Has Nukes, Why Not North Korea?: A Deep Dive on OZY’s Proliferation Query

August 31, 2017
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A recent survey of 50 Nobel Prize laureates revealed that nearly 1 of 4 past believes that Nuclear Weapons are the gravest threat to mankind. When that sort of collective brainpower identifies and prioritizes an issue so highly, the rest…

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Bookies Believe Trump is Increasingly Likely to Resign – Will An AI Agree?

August 25, 2017
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In the long, proud history of the United States of America, only one president has resigned from office. Back in 1974, after battling the Watergate scandal for two years, President Nixon left of the Oval Office, a move he hoped…

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An AI Guide to Immigration Reform

August 3, 2017
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Donald Trump announced his candidacy for President by promising that "nobody builds walls better than me" and has made restricting immigration - legal and illegal - a priority ever since. Two years later, the President has unveiled the specifics of…

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Trump, Mueller and the New Red Line

July 21, 2017
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Political commentator Scott Adams uses the analogy, "two movies on one screen" to describe how different political groups can witness the exact same event and reach wildly different conclusions about its meaning. Trump and his supporters have largely characterized the…

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Republican, Democrats and Bees Agree: Diverse Groups Make Better Decisions

July 14, 2017
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Last night George W. Bush and Bill Clinton addressed the graduating class of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program together in Bush's presidential library. The amiable conversation between the former Republic and Democratic presidents seemed to be a different era entirely than…

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An AI Guide to Foreign Relations: Navigating the G20 Summit and Beyond

July 7, 2017
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The 2017 G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany provided the first opportunity for Donald Trump to sit down with the man who has dominated so much of the conversation about his new presidency, Russia's Vladimir Putin. Allegations that Russia somehow interfered…

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Swarming the AHCA: AI vs the Vote-A-Rama in the Senate

June 23, 2017
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AI INSIGHT INTO AN HISTORIC VOTE Donald Trump has been front and center on the political stage for years now. But, as his presidency approaches the six month mark, Trump has yielded the spotlight to party leaders like Mitch McConnell…

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AI Forecasts the UK Snap Election

June 7, 2017
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UNANIMOUS AI PREDICTS HISTORIC BRITISH ELECTION The political landscape in Britain has certainly shifted since newly christened Prime Minister Theresa May reversed her earlier statement and called for a special "snap" election on Thursday. May intended to use the election to consolidate…

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