One way to stop competition is to make AI so scary that strict regulations stop anyone from trying to start a new company. Oh, what about the founders? No, they're cool, they been doing it since the beginning, and they know what they are doing.

"Right of way and fees charged to providers." Yes, this is very dangerous to the well-being and interests of citizens.

The US has stopped lying and admitted it. Who is next, or is everyone else going to lie and say they haven't.

There is no product; it's all on paper. They can move at the speed of light, with the PO in the email.

Oh, so like we've been doing before AI.

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I mean, I'll say it if no one else is.

Spin off Phone service as a separate company, and sell it, or dissolve it. Bonus points for selling it to China, but the Government takes it over instead.

I don't see the problem. People are the ones who are supposed to have free speech. We're not there yet for us to be worrying if chatbot tools have it too. This is up there with being mad that your Call of Duty censors cuss words. You want to criticize, use your own damn words.

Your local AI datacenter.

Binance will end up paying a "fee" and then be allowed to operate. Right now, they are just negotiating.

I can't help but think this is just some kind of ad campaign. Oh no, this restaurant's lobsters are too buttery and steaks too juicy.

No shade or anything, but I wonder how many people realize the speed limit signs are a maximum speed limit, not a minimum speed limit. So if a highway has an 80kph sign but a 50kph minimum per traffic law or whatever, then 50-80kph is the speed. But no, everyone treats it as 80kph minimum and 85-90kph as avg.

What about existing Loiter munitions? Aren't they "Lethal Autonomous Weapons System (LAWS), where it independently searches for, identifies, and engages pre-programmed target profiles without any human intervention."?

How many are already on the books to be built? Even if a shovel hasn't hit the dirt doesn't mean they haven't been going through the process to get one built, and so wouldn't be called new