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simmerup
9mo ago
It’s disturbing just how much more insidious ads could be through a chat bot
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9mo ago
You know Palestine Action are a proscribed group right?
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simmerup
9mo ago
Well we know they support the people that do
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9mo ago
They are the type to sledgehammer police officers though apparently
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9mo ago
Iran used machine guns in protesters China used tanks against students Russia still has gulags for people who criticise the government You’re incredibly naive if you think they’re the same as us
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9mo ago
I don’t think you understand how different the UK is Police killings are extraordinarily rare here so hearing about any is eyebrow raising. Even more so the latest example of an ICE agent killing someone simply for pissing them off
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9mo ago
The only people being arrested in the Uk are for supporting a proscribed group. A group that broke a police officers back with sledge hammers, committed multiple acts of vandalism against our military, and have tons of links to Hamas They c
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simmerup
9mo ago
Interesting how you think being shot by authorities is less bad than being talked to for shitposting on X
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9mo ago
What’s going on over here? You have ICE thugs executing citizens and being defended by the government while doing so
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9mo ago
It’s more inaccurate as it’s stating an assumption as fact
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9mo ago
You’re right, it is the most powerful propaganda tool. However, most western governments have checks and balances to stop the abuse Its billionaires and adversary states using the tools to subvert the west
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9mo ago
Of course social media affected voting patterns AI is going to turbo charge that and allow fewer people (those with the wealth to buy the compute) to sway more opinions
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9mo ago
When mass voting patterns change because they’re being influenced by AI it will affect you
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10mo ago
These things are so damn addictive
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10mo ago
If you don't have sides that is
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10mo ago
That's more a philosophical question really, but I just started thinking about how a AI CEO would work again. And now I think such a company with an AI CEO should also have an AI CTO, COO, etc. Replace the the entire upper layer with A
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10mo ago
It means you're never going to be the next Nvidia, and that your business strategy will be predictable
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10mo ago
Really quite nasty of the company.
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10mo ago
> The human costs of HS2 are also mounting up. As well as homes being demolished (including several hundred flats in Camden, north London), hundreds of farms have been divided by the line. Farm tracks have been closed for months or even
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10mo ago
China know that the one child policy has fucked their demographics and that their future isn't as rosy as it might appear now
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10mo ago
How much money would Taiwan have to be offerred to voluntarily place their heads under the boot of China
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10mo ago
Feed the plagiarism machine, make the tech billionaires richer
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10mo ago
That would be fine, it's war, and Venzeula would have to deal with the consequences also
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10mo ago
There's not much point in a unproveable hypothesis, what's interesting is results...
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10mo ago
> However, many mainstream experts, including Egyptologist Dr Zahi Hawass, have dismissed the findings as 'fake news' since they were announced this spring. > Hawass has pushed back on the claims, arguing that the radar tech
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10mo ago
Ireland have an army with no tanks and an air force with no jets. How would they maintain peace in another country without the help of others
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1y ago
But a lot (like 40% last I looked) of their wealth is in bitcoin, gold and loans
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1y ago
The problem is liquidity. If in some fantasy situation there was a run on tether, tether would go to 0 because their investments can't be converted into USD without tanking the price of those investments Luckily for the crypto people,
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1y ago
So you're okay with Project 2025 because its your team?
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A man who changes the time on Big Ben
(mylondon.news)
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