If the goal was to adopt PQ, then hybrid with its easy fallback to classical implementation would be the logical next step to getting more people to adopt PQ.

Considering that exploitable coding errors can be clearly categorized, it is matter of finding them in a large datasets according to a known pattern. Something AI is good at. So this will likely work.

I don't think you are using "maybe" correctly here. Maybe is used to indicate there is some level of doubt.

I think your optimism in expecting Linux to be immune from AI infestation is unwarranted. The difference between Linux/Open Source and Microsoft is that latter has billions to burn to push early adoption on AI.

Exactly. This means that an average user taking reasonable precautions would be impacted. No dumb users falling for exploits are necessary to exploit this. What a mess.

In the age of widespread AI with superuser permissions we need to create a secure and authenticated prompt. There now must be a difference between what used actually typed in as a query/prompt and text that AI may have across that contains query/prompt. This means security redesign.

You are claiming that Amazon layoffs tied to tariffs. How so?

From warehouse to offices, the culture at Amazon is rotten. In good economy they will have hard time attracting talent.

You are not doing sock-puppet posting correctly.We can see your signature.

If you look deeply into how Israel handles citizenship, there is a large Arab population that historically lived in the area that were not granted citizenship. That is, Arabs that allowed to vote are minority of the total population. More so, Israeli politics setup that Jewish parties would never form coalition with Arab parties, as such these voters are further disenfranchised.

Yes. To qualify that, there is also anti-white racial violence, maybe even genocide, that is happening in South Africa. The likely outcome that would happen in Israel if Arabs allowed to vote and form majority.

I think I made my views on Islam very clear. Let me know what you would like me to further clarify.

Layoffs are ugly and devastating for impacted people. There is absolutely no reason to believe that Harris administration would have been any better. Point to me something in her platform that you believe would have made a difference in this situation.

In turn, this demonstrates that you fundamentally do not care about evidence or science, as you are outright dismissing without reading anything that contradicts your views. That is, you will selectively consider only evidence that supports your views.

No, you were responding to a different study by a different author because you did not even bother to click on the link to see what study I cited.

By definition, we all related to LUCA. Also, we live in a simulation created by our galactic descendants to better understand how intelligent life spread to the universe, as we simulation of LUICA (Last Universal Intelligent Common Ancestor).

Anton Petrov discussing math on developing Intelligent Life. The proposed model suggest that developing intelligent life on a habitable planet is likely takes longer than a plant would remain habitable. What this model doesn't account for is panspermia. It is possible that life originally formed on Mars, which is no longer habitable, and then spread to Earth. This would provide extra few billions of years for complex life to develop on Earth that otherwise would be spent on developing simple life. This will also add another variable to the Drake equation as you now need two habitable planets with overlapping habitable period.

We absolutely should not be using what happening in Islamic-majority countries as a yardstick to measure anything but depravity. Israel should be measured against Western standards and by that standards it is at best an apartheid state. I understand that both alternatives Israel facing are bad - apartheid or Islamification - that is part of geographic problem unique to this case. Similarly, just because Penochet was pro-capitalism and anti-Communism does not mean that Chile was not a dictatorship.