I think we are approaching the age where shipping docks can quickly become missile ranges. Who knows, maybe they can fire directly from the crane and not even need to be placed on the ground
Thought just occurred to me that you could hypothetically write code as a sequence of prompts, so the code becomes even more high level. And could be regenerated using the prompts as source
Lot's of details as to why it wouldn't work most of the time, but hypothetically source code could become even more high level
You can tell they already decided to not do encryption by making the option an opt in. Imagine if personalized advertising was opt-in for Meta. I suppose training LLM's on your conversations is harder when you can't read the messages
I mean, it sounded like a microwave weapon, and Russia definitely knows how to make Radars and is stupid enough to use it. Are there no consequences for this? I would assume attacking the FBI would be a pretty serious thing for a US citizen
Interesting and horrifying, I'm not sure why they have cameras with enough fidelity on every traffic light to identify people's daily movements, but then that someone would go through the trouble of hacking, monitoring, and cataloging this much data is crazy. Makes me wonder what else they are doing, I imagine they don't have to hack their own infrastructure making this easier to accomplish domestically
Makes you question how governments are using AI tech companies, I hear domestic spying, but I think the scope and breadth are far worse than most would imagine
We should make these robots be able to assemble, disassemble, and reshape themselves to any desired shape at will, the smaller the units the better
We can call it LiMetarminator, maybe we can shorten that a bit, tarminator perhaps?
I would expect a large amount of documents with redacted information, which essentially says nothing due to non-alien related classification (that has no explanation attached)
Kind of reminds me of the Malaysian airlines flight 17, some Russian army guys (though vaguely not russia, just you know, those mercenaries who may be indirectly paid by russia, but not russia themselves) that had access to that BUK anti air missle launcher, that took down the airliner
In this case it's border patrol, a new toy, and a party balloon, but better I guess than shooting down the local crop duster