NET Zero, artificial intelligence, surveillance, technocracy and climate policy are converging. What could that mean for privacy, sovereignty and individual freedom?

Cookies were supposed to make the internet more convenient. But what happens when tracking, profiling, smartphones, AI and massive data collection turn convenience into surveillance?

From wireless technology and mass surveillance to AI, social engineering, information warfare and personal autonomy, this provocative commentary asks whether modern technology is empowering humanity—or building an increasingly sophisticated system of control.

Modern technology promises convenience, but what happens when vehicles, phones, smart meters, AI and software become increasingly connected and difficult to control? This commentary examines technology, surveillance, privacy, reliability and personal autonomy.

Could artificial intelligence, mass surveillance and centralized data systems give governments unprecedented power over citizens? This commentary examines rogue government, AI surveillance, due process, Canadian sovereignty and the growing collision between technology, individual freedom and state power.

From secret algorithms and AI surveillance to immigration, financial sovereignty and national defence, Yield or Die challenges the concentration of power and asks whether freedom, sovereignty and meaningful choice can survive an increasingly technocratic world.