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If you read the article you see that 1. There isn't even a penalty. Journalists literally had to fly drones with thermal imaging to prove the gas turbines were
by culi 2mo ago
If you read the article you see that
1. There isn't even a penalty. Journalists literally had to fly drones with thermal imaging to prove the gas turbines were indeed on. Then some non-profits had to use their own money to file a lawsuit
2. Corruption could get even the lawsuit kicked out:
> Enter the Federal Government and the Department of Justice, who pushed the courts to dismiss the suit as a matter of national security, stating that the xAI models were needed for "artificial-intelligence innovation that supports the Department of War’s military operations." So, residents are left without legal means of contesting these developments, barring individual claims and damages.
- mft_ 2mo agoI was speaking more generally, but yes, in the increasingly dystopian world of the current US administration, it seems to be even easier for certain people and companies to ignore the law altogether.