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GCircuit is one of Asia's largest gay dance party events, held in Bangkok, Thailand. This event, which has been running since 2007, coincides with Songkran, Thailand's traditional New Year (water festival), and is known as a major event that attracts tens of thousands of gay people from all over the world. It is truly Asia's largest gay circuit party and boasts one of the world's largest attendance figures. Key Features Asia's Largest Scale: A large-scale event featured by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, attracting participants not only from Asia but also from Europe, America, and around the world. Spectacular Productions and DJs: Features performances by world-renowned DJs and muscular "go-go boys," as well as spectacular productions using state-of-the-art lighting and sound equipment. Multiple Parties: Over several days, in addition to night parties, multiple themed events are held, including "pool parties" held in the hotel's swimming pool. Event Overview (2026) Event Name: GCIRCUIT SONGKRAN 2026 Dates: April 13-15, 2026 Location: Large exhibition halls and luxury hotel pools in Bangkok, Thailand Points Regarding Scale World's Top 3: In terms of scale, it is considered one of the world's three most influential circuit parties, alongside Spain's "Circuit Festival" and the United States' "White Party Palm Springs." Overwhelming Position in Asia: Boasting an overwhelming attendance in Asia, it attracts tens of thousands of people from all over Asia, including China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Singapore. Difference from Pride Parades: Unlike Pride Parades (political and awareness-raising events) such as "New York Pride," which attract millions of people, gCircuit maintains its status as one of the world's largest purely paid dance events.

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Comedian Jimmy Carr on why everyone's panicking about the wrong AI threat: Most people are worried AI will take their job. Jimmy Carr thinks that fear, while valid, is a distraction from two much bigger threats. "People are worried about the wrong thing with AI. In my humble opinion, people are worried about losing their job, right? Perfectly valid thing to worry about, but I think you're worried about the wrong thing." The first threat he points to is the collapsing cost of authoritarian control: "The cost of running an authoritarian regime like the Stasi has come down by 10 orders of magnitude in the last 3 years. In East Germany, that was like 20% of GDP on spying on people. Now? You've got cameras, AI, and everyone's got a phone on them. We're tracking everything at all times." In other words, what once required a fifth of a country's entire economy can now be done with infrastructure most of us already carry in our pockets. Jimmy Carr then makes a chilling historical case for why digital ID specifically should worry us: "More Jews died in the Netherlands than in France. You know why? Better records. Holland kept better records. So they knew where everyone was." Records aren't neutral. In the wrong hands, comprehensive data on a population becomes a weapon, and AI is helping build the most comprehensive records in human history. The second threat is what happens when we turn AI loose on the foundations of science itself: "If you take the compute power of AI and point it as at physics, now everything else in science is stamp collecting. Right. Physics is the real thing. That gave us everything. Every bit of technology that we have comes from the physics department." Jimmy isn't entirely doom-and-gloom about it. He sees the upside clearly: "We could have a world of plenty. If we increase productivity by 50 times and there's a human flourishing, fantastic. I hope that's the world we live in. But it could go another way."

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