Mass murder. It really is that simple. Of course we don’t know who has already died, or who will die later when sent somewhere they have never visited before. That’s the point.

The ICE pigs doing all of this, and in particular mid-level and upper-level management, all should be tried and locked up behind bars. Probably that will never happen, but it should. Never forget the crimes they are committing right now.

Fuck that guy and fuck FIFA. 100% corruption. What a joke of an international sports league. Waste of time to watch when you can cheat to (checks notes) not win.

Who is “we”, white man?

No, that is still part of the con. They are pretending to sell that, but they know they can’t. In reality they’re selling vaporware.

The story here is that if you focus on him, you’re being played. So focus on the fucking issues that matter already.

He’s not running for office. Boring topic.

They keep lying. Not going anywhere. Just lies.

Calls for arrests. Not investigations.

Those sick bastards talk about AI. Seriously, nobody cares about that. Stop selling snake oil.

Google Drive and Microsoft Office and the Apple Store and the Play Store and all the back doors that those three companies have into Canadian businesses, lives, and government offices … those are the real vulnerabilities.

If ChatGPT turned off next week only for Canada, normal life would go on. So don’t waste our time with that topic.

And even if it would, would that not indicate that the “economy” is a shitty metric? Lol.

Health care. Not insurance. Care.

Some things should never have AI because it makes them worse. Your toaster, fridge, toothbrush bedside light, sofa, monitor, bicycle, mouse, keyboard, etc. Adding AI to these makes them strictly worse. Of course the same is true in software. If you have software that does what you want now, poisoning it with AI is purely destructive.

And then there are mixed cases. You could throw in AI and possibly solve some problems or add new features, but maybe your cure is worse than the original issue, and maybe most people don’t like the new features… So then in the commercial world, the bosses will force you to add AI to drive sales, because version bumps sell product, even if the general public thinks it’s shit.

But hey, you do you. Say it is inevitable. Say it will be everywhere when we didn’t need it to get what we already have, which is quite amazing already. I think reality shows our skills and proves you wrong.

The questions that you’re asking are good. But it is also worth asking teachers what they observe, because often teachers’ observations are accurate. At the very least, teachers know when they are wasting time trying to enforce rules poorly.

Hahahahahahaha please please destroy the entire industry. Do it. See what happens.

“Ho, hum.” -Mary

Hey if we’re gonna speculate, it goes both ways. AI leads to temporary layoffs and young workers not getting trained, then the bubble bursts, then the veterans get rehired for even more.

Can’t pick the cheap option and confidently say this is it. Not if you have integrity.

Will it give me permission to install apps that are not registered with its devs under a protectionism plot to get richer? Will it do that?

The pretend centrists and corporate lackeys won’t give up their power willingly.

It is an interesting topic but shallow coverage.

• Video is not AI.
• Filtering is not AI.
• Workers saying they care is not action.

Come on, reporters, do your job and tell us something accurate and not obvious.

If it’s not AI’s fault, then the error was the human who implemented the system. This is basic reasoning FFS.

Don’t let people blame machines unless the machines can be held responsible.

This is the key point. One supports or supposed policies. But “nuclear” is not one; it’s a power source, not a policy. So then the serious discussions are what new power plants to build, and when to retire current nuclear plants… And those are both worthwhile topics with totally different considerations and answers.

It also depends where you live, because the alternatives are geographically dependent. Are you in South Dakota? Might wanna do solar or wind.

It also depends what scale you mean. A slightly wealthy homeowner in the US can afford their rooftop solar, but many people can’t afford it or can’t install it. And this matters, right? If the power companies are fucking us over, using less of their juice is a good idea, but only of we can… And this all ties into the relative benefits of nuclear.