It was in the news yesterday. Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have formed a NATO like pact. Saudi Arabia has mostly realized that it cannot rely on the US. Most others have come to the same conclusion and are quickly evaluating their own nuclear weapon options. In this case, they are aligning with someone else that has nukes.
I don't mean ISO 26262 specifically, but a formalize standard that actually covers processes is what is needed. Not simply some laws that have painfully obvious loopholes that were fodder for several of Asimov's books. The path you took to get to the result is as important as the result, which is how ISO 9001 and 26262 and others standards work in the real world. And there are a bunch of them because there is no universal set of standards that cuts through every possible industry and situation. One for AI agents and autonomous robots will necessarily be horribly complex compared to my relatively thin examples.
We need AI to handle the increased volume of calls caused by more extreme weather events caused by massive energy consumption caused by AI data centers...
We should fund the police better so they can get more training!
America's First Grid-Scale Sodium-Ion Battery Plant Gets Its First Big Test
Guessing... Click; amber light; hum, fan whir, beeping; click; green lights?
(At least that's how my APC SUA750XL does it.)
Given the bit I know of real world safety standards like ISO 26262. I would imagine a real world framework to use as a law of robotics is not going to be 3 or 4 rules. It is going to be 100's of them. Organized in a hierarchy, a binary tree of 255 laws perhaps?
Probably LRO vs. Danuri
Go to court, the USA protects copyrights.
I have US and international trademarks. In the process they tell you the governments can use them if they choose to and there is not much you can do about it.
there will then be a good chance of finding some crooks.
Nah, they'd probably just bump into Trump and say, "Excuse - I mean pardon - me."
how, exactly, is spending over a billion dollars to halt a renewable energy project
Maybe it's to Make Germany Great Again?
I'm sure that would track with this administration (*cough* Stephen Miller *cough*) and its supporters...
This has nothing to do with rationality.
Wind turbines have long been a hate object for Trump.
He has claimed that they cause cancer and that they ruin the environment, etc.
And they obscure the ocean view from his beach-front golf course in Scotland.
(He lost the legal battle to have hem stopped/removed.)
How Trump's loathing for wind turbines started with a Scottish court battle
Virginia does not own Dominion Energy. They just regulate it (set rates, etc). They would regulate the resulting corporate entity after a merger, whatever that is, just the same as they do now, as is their right to do so as a state.
I suspect this will get shot down, as Virginia does not have the right to control this (it is interstate / federal level for one thing).
Saliva causes cancer, but only if swallowed in small amounts over a long period of time. -- George Carlin
