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  • My understanding was that he had no wealth to speak of.

  • In theory the police want to investigate crime and eliminate suspects, but in practice they give up after making an arrest. The access to new technology or information change nothing about this practice.

    This is why it’s important to curb these kinds of dystopian surveillance systems in the first place. They change nothing and give reach for further unwarranted intrusions into the lives of citizens. This has been seen as cops using these systems to stalk people.

  • This guy compares changing flags to highway robbery. Wild take and completely unprovoked, but also hilarious.

  • As many critics of technology will tell you, the values are baked in. For instance, a Flock camera isn’t just a camera owned by the nefarious Flock company. It is a technology meant to capture license plates and report their location in real time to law enforcement.

    AI isn’t some neutral technology, either. To train an AI, you first need the capital to do so, then the input. Often the input is media that affirms certain biases, etc.

    Luckily for us, AI does very few things well at all and it is more costly than a human when it comes to replacing tech workers. This gives space for these people to unionize and demand better conditions before technology can replace them.

  • Metal detectors in schools are dystopian and nobody who works in a school wants them.

  • It’s well-understood that Altman, et al are running a scam and LLMs have limited capacity to produce anything at the same cost as a human worker. The longer this grift continues, the worse it becomes.

  • Meanwhile the Chinese have working thorium reactors, which are incapable of meltdown.

  • True, but “Russia bad.”

  • As long as it’s free, like the rest of the internet, I kind of want AI to work.

    How could we kill commercial AI and keep Free AI?

  • We can only hope that this becomes federal law.

  • They’re funding this with shares of the company. Even though this investment will flop, they still have income as the number 1 data broker and ad company on the planet. Their investors will be unhappy to see the number go down, but it’s hard to bankrupt a company as large as Google.

  • They basically have to improve their filtration on pornography content. That’s my guess.

  • The goal is likely to regulate prints via intellectual property laws and seeing all the prints is the purpose of this law. Then come fines and lawsuits over prints.

    Basically they want to open the door for patent and copyright abuse in the 3D printing world while expanding the government surveillance network for themselves and large manufacturers.

  • Sad to see AI, but honestly that image made me laugh, because it seems to come straight from the mind of the author of this bill.

  • It’s not just slop, it’s violence against the mind, nature, and the human spirit.

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  • Thanks for the trans inclusivity. I hate it when people claim that only women can get pregnant.

    Still, I know many trans women that would love the chance to become pregnant. What if AI is their only chance?

  • He’s doing 12 years in Canada, and will then be sent to the US for his 33 year sentence (assuming the US still exists once the Canadians release him).

  • 😉

  • Their answer would be to make the Chinese sell the US software version to a US company, as they did with TIKTOK US.

    They’re caught between raising privacy safeguards (hurting US data brokers like Google) and making sure a foreign company doesn’t have access to American users. Their answer was to force the foreign company to sell their US subsidiary. This is the current playbook.

    You will lose more rights and the government will see to it that only US companies can exploit you, though even this is becoming increasingly untenable.