10 Investigations and analyses
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Why the Hype Machine Is Pouring Trillions into Silicon; And Why Africa and the Middle East Risk Getting Left in the Dust (or Becoming the Next Data Sweatshops) by Hyba GHARS 17/07/2026
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Apple’s explosive lawsuit against OpenAI lays bare the American elite’s grip on AI—a multipolar wake-up call for genuine multilateral technological cooperation! by Hyba GHARS 13/07/2026
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by Hyba GHARS June 21, 2026 AI: A Major Driver of a Changing Medical Field. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant promise: it is now making its way into clinical practice, prevention, and healthcare management. By enabling the analysis of massive volumes of data in a matter of moments, AI offers unprecedented opportunities to speed up diagnoses, personalize treatments, and optimize care pathways. But this revolution also raises risks
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by Hyba GHARS June 21, 2026 From the battlefields of Ukraine to French command centers, one thing is clear: war is no longer just a matter of fire and steel, but of data, speed, and innovation. Drones, artificial intelligence, cyberattacks, space-based sensors, and cognitive warfare are reshaping the balance of power, while France strives to develop a response commensurate with a world that has become multi-domain.
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By Hyba GHARS 20-06-2026 For decades, China was seen as the world’s factory: a vast manufacturing hub where goods were produced quickly, in large quantities, and at low cost. Today, that narrative no longer suffices. The country is no longer content to simply assemble technologies from elsewhere; it now designs, tests, manufactures, and exports solutions that are redefining entire sectors, from electric vehicles to advanced robotics, drones, and urban air mobility.
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by Hyba GHARS June 21, 2026 The Transformation of the Modern Battlefield The world is entering a new era in which technological superiority increasingly determines the survival of states. Dependence on foreign infrastructure (space networks, satellite links, supply chains for critical components) is now recognized as a major strategic risk.