Instead they force a non ready for prime time AI on their users while search suffers horribly.

"Microsoft worked with other organizations, including Cloudflare, Coinbase, OpenAI, Railway, SpyCloud, Shadowserver Foundation, and TRM Labs to Health-ISAC"

Under what authority did these private organizations seize domains? I am not sure how I feel about corporations acting as law enforcement. No wait, actually I am very sure how I feel about that.

Ok I read the Article, The blurb really should have mentioned "The action, carried out with authorization from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia"

"will result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination"

NO it is a violation of the law for them to use it like this, The punishment must include jail time and be out of the departments hands.

Do they not have the names of the officers who VIOLATED THE LAW and gave these bs reasons?
And if they have the names, why are they not being prosecuted?

Kinda hard to pass the blame on this one when the departments are not holding their officers accountable

When I can get access to the same data from Flock as the police I will agree with you. But since there is no public access to it I would say it is solely for law enforcement use and thus requires a warrant to access.

Flock does not voluntarily give the police information, they sell it.

"If this forces a judge to think twice about feeding court cases into claude and then basing their judgement on the analysis, so much the better."
This literally does not happen. No court cases are being fed into Claude. So no it forces no one to think about the thing that is never done.

So they don't even try to hide the fact this article is a blatant ad?

Ha ha! Yeah, right.

In Spain, power companies are untouchable - remember the power outage which took the entire electrical network down for almost two days several month ago? Well, no one has been blamed for it.The reason is very clear: When high-rank politicians retire from politics, they are hired as "consultants" by these electricity companies getting big bucks for doing essentially nothing (we call it "revolving doors"). Therefore, politicians are very careful of not bothering their "retirement angels". Approving a law which would force the electricity companies to spend money in safeguards, redundant systems, etc., might put their "golden retirement" in jeopardy.
This happens since the moment the ex-president Felipe González (supposedly "socialist") privatised the main power companies in Spain... and then became part of the Board of one of them.
Telephone operators, on the other hand, are not as involved in politics as power companies are, so they are more "vulnerable" to laws which force them to comply with minimum standards of service as they don't have a way of "retaliate" later.

That will depend on Microsoft. The SoC most likely has the dtsi files since it is basically the same a s the DGX spark, but the boards dts files will need to be supplied by the manufacture. Both are required to create the DTB blobs required for boot. I would be very surprised if Microsoft provided them. They will say WSL is enough.

I don't think the kid did anything at all.

https://hellottec.com/product/...

Pretty sure it was this one.

https://hellottec.com/product/...

I should have said unconstitutional.

As it stands there are other laws that deal specifically with flying that could very much make this illegal, and probably do.

"Ultimately, whether it is legal in the United States to falsely shout "fire" in a theater depends on the circumstances in which it is done and the consequences of doing it. The act of shouting "fire" when there are no reasonable grounds for believing one exists is not in itself a crime, and nor would it be rendered a crime merely by having been carried out inside a theatre, crowded or otherwise. "

If you were trying to show that it is illegal, you made a poor choice.

What? Water still effects lasers at 1550nm. I guarantee this is a hybrid system that uses radio when weather conditions demand.