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It's not an emotional appeal, it's a counter-ultimatum. The Pentagon cannot compel anyone to like them and will not enjoy the results of radicalizing us against
by SpicyLemonZest 8mo ago
It's not an emotional appeal, it's a counter-ultimatum. The Pentagon cannot compel anyone to like them and will not enjoy the results of radicalizing us against them. Perhaps there's some way they could seize control over training data, but it's hard to see - through what mechanism would a DoD supervisor be able to audit training data generated by a person who doesn't report to him and fed into a process he doesn't understand?
Certainly no invocation of the Defense Production Act can stop me from seeing an alert in a DoD cloud region and deciding I don't care to do a good job responding.
- bigyabai 8mo agoThe current administration renamed the DoD to the Department of War. Radicalizing your opinion of their office has already been achieved, and they show no signs of stopping. > through what mechanism would a DoD supervisor be able to audit training data generated by a person who doesn't report to him and fed into a process he doesn't understand? Probably the same preestablished multimodal AI ingestion pipeline the NRO has used for over a decade: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentient_(intelligence_analysis_system) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentient_(intelligence_analysi...
- SpicyLemonZest 8mo agoI think they will find it hard to maintain any technical artifact whatsoever in a world where the average American software developer wants them to fail. As the US military is somehow repeatedly unable to learn, responding to resistance with extreme overreaction just creates more and more extreme resistance.