Join us on Thursday, December 7th at 7PM EST for a public meeting discussing the key debates within the Palestine solidarity movement from a revolutionary and internationalist perspective.

This meeting will feature presentations from a leading comrade in the local Palestine solidarity movement, Yezen Abusharkh, and a leader of CORS, Coco Smyth. The presentations will be followed by an open discussion on the issues facing the movement as Israel’s genocidal war continues.

This meeting will take place online at tinyurl.com/CORSmeeting and in-person at Enarson Classrooms Building Room 314, OSU campus

There are a number of blatant ways for terrorist organizations – by which I mean national governments – to justify committing mass murder.

Once you start killing, it’s hard to stop. But you have to justify what you’re doing – a process humanity has been engaged in since the dawn of civilization. We call it “war,” which turns mass murder into a necessary abstraction and gives us a far simpler way of dealing with conflict than . . . oh my God, understanding counter points of view and creating solutions rather than enemies.

Columbus’s shamed CEO Sean Lane – who failed spectacularly with his shadowy and shady AI software which promised to cut administrative costs for healthcare providers – has somehow once again convinced venture capitalists his AI hocus-pocus can save companies millions in labor costs.

Strange indeed, is how Lane incorporated his new company “GhostDog Inc.” on the same day his previous AI company announced it was going belly-up and didn’t want to be sentient after all, this according to the local BizJournal.

Lane was the much-hyped leader behind Olive AI which closed for good after it bamboozled hospitals and venture capitalists it could automate routine administrative tasks, such as uncovering whether a patient’s insurance had lapsed. But as former Olive AI employees so stunningly exposed on Reddit, Lane’s AI may not have even been true AI.