Dr. James Stalker, CEO of The Enterprise Universe

After a successful very first webinar on Wednesday (1/17),--I appreciate those who were able to join me & share thoughts--I have decided to offer more. Next one is scheduled for February 7 at 4pm (New York Time). eventbrite.com/e/respr-weathe…

@ChrisMurphyCT It's up to intelligent & ethical humans to make sure any programs forced to be used will only help humans & definitely not hurt. It's an evolving situation that I personally keep an eye on.

@ChrisMurphyCT Take it from someone that achieved highest mastery of using programming, I will tell you there is nothing human about programs & there is no intelligence in programs. Programs can be use for repeated tasks...

Really important. AI threatens to undermine the basic building blocks of humanity as it seeks to replace our most basic functions, like creativity, friendship, and critical thinking.

Confused people with selfishness often make poor choices to endanger themselves & others. Those people that practice higher degree of selfishness actually suffer from mental disorders & cause utmost danger. I'm not a medical professional, but seeking help's in their best interest

In grateful memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice...

@ChrisMurphyCT If you think you can make a ton of money by releasing half-baked ai programs, you need to think again. What you could make wouldn't be enough to cover the damages.

@ChrisMurphyCT For those who don't quite get what I wrote above, if you release an ai program that has negative impacts on humans, you are responsible for the damages, whether that is legislatively made into law or not yet.

"Few cheated in this most overt fashion back then. But a month later, any student could instead turn to a chatbot, plugging in a prompt alone in a dorm room and mindlessly regurgitating the result. “I remember the first time I used it feeling an immediate sense of guilt,” a friend recently told me. “Now it’s just normal.” nytimes.com/2026/05/17/opi…

While politicians use election interference to accuse their opponents to score cheap political brownie points, if & when proven, those who actually engage in such interference will face stiff penalties (just a matter of time).

@mitchjackson @JoJoFromJerz Mitch, I read somewhere that the Watergate scandal sent 30 or so people to prison. This will send at least 10x as many, when it's all done. Also, they are producing enough context & material for a couple of long movies too.

@JoJoFromJerz But we're watching, documenting, reporting and recording in writing, on audio and in videos. We cannot be erased, disregarded, or forgotten. In the end, truth, justice and due process will prevail and it all starts now and gains traction after the midterms.

“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.” George Orwell, 1984

Strong recommendation to WH reporters going forward. When Trump says your question is stupid or fake news or whatever, just let him know it's up to his bosses (100's of millions of us) to decide that, not him.

Second, we have to make our country proactively competitive & stay ahead of the rest of the world for ensuring world peace. We can't take this responsibility lightly, as no other country has our form. Private sector has to lead in this effort, which has been & will be my focus.

Once Trump's gone from playing politics, all his enablers wouldn't say a word about having supported him, except in congressional hearings & courts. Our country will learn a lot from this experience & become ever stronger on the world stage. First thing to learn: our government..

Private sector has lots of scumbags too, unfortunately, so cleaning it up (admittedly a much bigger challenge) is another aspect of my work. This is part of my broader effort to make humans more decent by essentially ridding their confusion. @TheEntUniverse

@ChrisMurphyCT Chris, You can do something about this in Congress that will pass legislation that all ai/bot content must be marked so conspicuously, with the identities of the program creators before sharing it with humans for interaction/consumption. This is needed & will go a long way.

@SteveSchmidtSES Steve, If anyone is concerned about weaponization of DOJ against Americans (we all should be), we should seek to establish an anti-weaponization unit within DOJ, headed by competent people with constitutional expertise.

Donald Trump has crossed another rubicon. Subscribe to The Warning at steveschmidt.substack.com.

@ChrisMurphyCT Chris, Since when it's considered okay not to get full readouts from meetings between the president & foreign delegations?

Trump also said Xi was a friend because Xi agreed with him that the Iran War was a good thing. Of course Xi thinks this! Because it’s weakening the U.S. and tying Iran and China closer together.

The question is: what happened in Beijing that we didn’t see? What promises did Trump make to Xi on chips or Taiwan? What deals did he make for himself? It’s clear America got zilch. Even the meager promises Trump claimed weren’t confirmed by Xi (and thus probably aren’t real).

@ChrisMurphyCT Always ask this question: Is the American presidency allowed to do this? Don't focus on Trump, the individual. If the answer is no,' there you go. Our Constitution can't be any clearer than what government workers can or can't do. Stop playing politics on both sides.

@ChrisMurphyCT Chris, I've tried to make this distinction several of times, but it's important to repeat. Trump, the individual, is proven to be a selfish guy doing anything to get things for himself. This individual's obviously using our collective resources. Now, focus on the important point:

It's hard to keep track of Trump's corruption schemes, but here's the most dangerous one. Trump is suing the federal government (himself!) for billions in payments (to himself!) and when the courts say no, he tells the parties (both him!) to settle. Confusing? Let me explain.