Comment We need a book that describes AI technology. (Score 1) 92
There is a huge amount of news and comments, but apparently nothing that helps people understand how AI is developed, and functions.
I am sure you know this and are just trying to shit on the editors, as one does on
Don't forget Paxton gave a lenient sentence to Adam Hoffman who raped a friend's kid for over three years.
You could have stopped at Microsoft Breaks. We just found a previous update from Microsoft breaks the cellular connection in some of our HP laptops. The update flips the IMEI back to the default. We had to get a patch from HP to fix the update.
Ah yes, the censorship that still allowed people to see the lies about ivermectin. Clearly an abuse of power to let people see the lies. And no, the technologies in this story were not used by Biden. So another lie which isn't being censored.
Mandatory vaccinations were for a select group of people: i.e. the military and medical workers. No one else was required to get a vaccination.
But please, continue licking RFK, Jr's boots. He needs all the help he can get.
I'm going to argue with that: No, the UN is not the "set of governments". That implies some hierarchical authority. You can say the US is a "set of state governments", but not the UN. The UN is also an incomplete set; it excludes Taiwan, for instance, because China had a civil war and the mainland winner threw a tantrum and still won't let the losing remnant join, 80 years later.
The UN can't enforce peace because it is not a cohesive set. If the US were organized like the UN is, individual states could block the US from doing anything.
At best, you can lump the five "founding" nations together, the ones with the security council vetoes, but then you have to explain why Taiwan is not even a member of the organization, let alone the security council with its own veto; and you have to explain why all the USSR's individual SSR remnants are not part of the security council with their own vetoes.
"Nature is very un-American. Nature never hurries." -- William George Jordan