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American Dream - An original Moconomy video, with Daniel speaking, about how artificial intelligence is reshaping jobs, housing, and the future of the American Dream. American Dream (2026) Synopsis: Artificial intelligence promises to boost productivity and transform the economy, but it is also creating a new wave of job insecurity. In this original Moconomy video, Daniel breaks down how the fear of automation is already affecting the way millions of Americans think about work, income, and the possibility of owning a home. From AI-driven layoffs and automated customer service to the growing risk for entry-level workers, administrative roles, legal research, and software jobs, the video connects the rise of AI to a much more personal question: how do you build a stable life when you are no longer sure your job will exist in the years ahead? More than a story about machines replacing people, this is a look at the real impact of AI on a generation already facing stagnant wages, unaffordable housing, and an American Dream that keeps moving further out of reach. Ownproduction MORE DOCS! PLAYLIST!

Inside Anthropic: The $965 Billion AI Titan | Claude, AI Safety and the New Power RaceAnthropic went from an underdog AI lab founded by former OpenAI insiders to one of the most powerful companies in artificial intelligence. Behind its rise are Dario and Daniela Amodei, Claude, a booming enterprise business — and a mission to build increasingly capable AI without losing control of its risks. This Moconomy documentary goes inside Anthropic to explore Claude Code, the future of white-collar work, AI cybersecurity, military applications and the growing tension between innovation, safety and political power. As AI advances at extraordinary speed, one question sits at the center of Anthropic’s story: can you race to build the future while still being responsible for what that future becomes? Want to go deeper into the people, risks and power behind the AI revolution? Continue with: • The Black Box | When Financial Models Stop Explaining Themselves | 4K - • American Dream | More Productivity, Less Security | 4K

Why Social Media Rewards Hate - Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen reveals how social media algorithms shape public opinion, reward outrage, and threaten democracy itself. From misinformation and political manipulation to addictive algorithms and profit-driven decisions, this documentary exposes the hidden mechanics behind one of the most powerful systems ever created. Because on modern social media… attention is power and outrage is profitable. Why Social Media Rewards Hate (2022) Stars: Frances Haugen Genre: Documentary, Interview, Technology, Current Affairs Country: France Language: French Also Known As: Interview with Frances Haugen / Entretien avec Frances Haugen Release Date: 2022 Synopsis: Entretien avec Frances Haugen features an in-depth interview with Frances Haugen, the former Facebook employee who exposed thousands of internal company documents revealing how the platform allegedly ignored the harmful effects of its algorithms and business practices. In the interview, Haugen discusses how social media platforms amplify misinformation, polarization, and harmful content while prioritizing engagement and growth. She explains the internal culture inside Facebook, the lack of effective oversight, and the urgent need for regulation of major technology companies. The documentary examines

As World War II enters its final chapter, the Allies drive towards Germany while the Red Army launches a massive offensive from the east. With Europe's future hanging in the balance, Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin meet at Yalta to shape the post-war world, while devastating battles continue from Berlin to Iwo Jima. From the aftermath of the Battle of the Bulge to the controversial bombing of Dresden, this episode explores the military victories and political decisions that transformed the course of history.

Mark Cuban’s Billion Dollar Play - This documentary explores how Mark Cuban transformed his passion for basketball into a multi-billion dollar business empire. From owning the Dallas Mavericks to investing in diverse ventures, Cuban demonstrates how strategic thinking, risk-taking, and vision can turn love for a sport into a thriving enterprise. Viewers gain insight into Cuban’s approach to entrepreneurship, leadership, and brand-building, learning how he navigated both the sports industry and broader business world to achieve lasting success. The film highlights the intersection of sports, investment, and innovation, offering a blueprint for aspiring entrepreneurs and fans alike. Mark Cuban’s Billion Dollar Play (2012) AKA: Game Changers: Mark Cuban Director: Brian Knappenberger Starring: Mark Cuban Genres: Special Interest, Documentary Release Date: 2012 (USA) Filming Locations: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Storyline: Bloomberg Game Changers profiles Dallas Maverick's owner Mark Cuban. See how Cuban spun his love for basketball into a multi-billion dollar enterprise. MORE DOCS! PLAYLIST!

Living in the Future's Past - This film upends our way of thinking and provides original insights into our subconscious motivations, the unintended consequences, and how our fundamental nature influences our future as mankind. Living in the Future's Past (2018) Director: Susan Kucera Stars: Jeff Bridges, Piers Sellers, Wesley Clark Genre: Documentary Country: United States Language: English Release Date: 7 March 2018 (Greece) Synopsis: What kind of future do we want to live in? Jeff Bridges presents this beautifully photographed 4K tour de force of original thinking on who we are and the life challenges we face. This film upends our way of thinking and provides original insights into our subconscious motivations, the unintended consequences, and how our fundamental nature influences our future as mankind. Reviews: "This film completely reframes the narrative of the typical 'environmental documentary', instead focusing on the behavior, trends, and impact of humanity from a psychological and ethical perspective. It is truly groundbreaking to capture such a diverse array of thought leaders and scientists in one film - offering disparate yet complementary perspectives on why we