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The People's AI manifesto
Big Tech billionaires have infiltrated the highest levels of government globally. They are lobbying to keep AI unregulated so they can profit off war, pandemics, and human exploitation.
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Buy and protect the most species-rich place on Earth!
This is mind-blowing: there’s a place in the Amazon that scientists argue has more species per square kilometer than anywhere else on the planet.
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Let’s be the first to win rights for whales
His song can travel an entire ocean.
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Save the last elephant super tuskers
Rare elephants known as “super-tuskers” — the beloved elders of their communities — are being murdered for sport as rich hunters pay thousands to shoot them in cold blood.
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Stop Trump's attack on endangered species
Trump is already trying to gut one of the strongest wildlife laws in the world .
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FIFA: Fire Infantino
FIFA just reversed a red card for US player Folarin Balogun .
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"Advertising dollars flowed both to YouTube and to the commentators it allowed to amplify inflammatory and racist narratives, according to a report by Eko, a group focused on corporate accountability."

"Meta approved political ads in India that incited violence The adverts were created and submitted to Meta’s ad library by ICWI and Ekō, a corporate accountability organisation, to test Meta’s mechanisms for detecting and blocking political content"

"Scotiabank Cuts Stake in Israeli Defense Firm Elbit as War Drags On The Canadian bank has been the subject of petition, protests Israeli firm has denied accusations it makes cluster bombs"

"Nicole Carty, a campaigner with the corporate watchdog group Ekō, told The Intercept that ‘by deactivating Korryn Gaines’ account, Facebook created a really dangerous precedent of censorship by orders of police ... It’s a fundamental threat to civil liberties.’"

"A group of airlines including Air France, KLM, Iberia, IAG Cargo, Singapore Airlines and Qantas signaled last week they would ban the transport of trophy-hunting kills, according to Paul Ferris, the campaign director at Ekō"

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