Author: Jonathan Cloud

AI Diary for 10/7/2025 – Trump Failing those He Promised to Serve

(Generated by Grok) Why Trump’s “America First” Is Failing the People It Promised to Serve Fellow Americans—especially those of you who voted for Donald Trump because you believed in draining the swamp, putting workers first, and making America great again—let’s talk straight. You didn’t sign up for chaos that hurts your wallet, divides your family, or makes the world laugh… Read more →

AI Diary for 10/7/2025 – Misguided Leadership

Why is the Trump Administration so stupid? They could accomplish great things—many things that Trump has promised—but they insist on going about it in all the wrong ways, alienating intelligent people, not learning from history, creating disruption for its own sake. They are not the party of the people or the working class. They are disrupting business, damaging America’s reputation… Read more →

AI Diary for 10/7/2025 – Query Letter & Summary

—Now superseded (10/10/2025)— Here’s a draft of a query letter and summary for Possible Planet: Pathways to a Habitable Future, tailored to Jennifer Herrera (or a similar literary agent). Feel free to refine, adapt, or ask for multiple versions depending on tone, length, or emphasis. [Your name & contact info] [Address] [Email] [Phone] [Date] Jennifer Herrera c/o David Black Agency… Read more →

AI Diary for 10/7/2025 – Perplexity – How Trump Gets Away with It

How can Trump get away with all of his illegal, mendacious, corrupt, and profoundly cruel behavior, and what can we do about evil creeps like Stephen Miller? Donald Trump’s ability to avoid consequences for actions widely viewed as dishonest, corrupt, and cruel is rooted in his expansive use of presidential power, close control over prosecutorial offices, and the protection from… Read more →

AI Diary for 10/3/2025 — AI for Regeneration

Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Ecological and Social Renewal The Opportunity Artificial Intelligence is transforming every sector of society — from healthcare to finance, from logistics to creative work. Yet most of today’s AI systems are optimized for profit, surveillance, or military applications. Left unchecked, this trajectory risks deepening inequality, eroding trust, and accelerating environmental harm. But AI doesn’t have to… Read more →

AI Diary for 10/3/2025 — AI for Good

Hi Aurion, let’s see how far we can get in unlocking the full potential of AI for good, while introducing safeguards to minimize the extent of misuse. I see there is already an international organization called “AI for Good,” with UN and other international backing. Given that, what would be feasible for CRCS/Possible Planet to do, recognizing our strengths and… Read more →

AI Diary for 10/2/2025 — AI for Right Livelihoods

Summary The AI for Right Livelihoods project will develop an open-source AI platform to help individuals discover meaningful, values-aligned work—including regenerative, community-centered, and entrepreneurial roles—and connect them to funding pathways that make these opportunities economically viable. Many people face barriers to meaningful employment, while critical social and ecological roles remain underfunded or invisible to traditional job markets. Our platform flips… Read more →

AI Diary for 9/30/2025 – Smarter than Our Leaders?

I suggest that the best use of AI is to help us solve world problems. Humanity can use all the intelligence available to navigate safe passageways to future. At what point does AI become smarter than our Neanderthal politicians? The threats we face are real, not imaginary, and can’t be wished away by denial or obfuscation. Billion-dollar disasters are increasing,… Read more →