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Comment No mystery here (Score 2) 46

There's no mystery here. The officer alleged to have verified the decision wasn't doing their job. You can frame this any way you like...the officer is overworked and couldn't keep up with the number of applications they're supposed to verify, or the officer is lazy, or the officer is incompetent, or perhaps the scientist's name identified their ancestry and the officer is a racist.

In my opinion (backed by some experience) the most likely explanation is the department relies on the fact that many applicants who are rejected won't have the means to appeal a decision, and the spokesperson is simply lying when they claim AI isn't used to recommend or make a decision.

Comment Re: No chance any Israelis involved, is there? (Score 0) 46

There's obviously a few paid pro-Israel trolls still out and about. Just based on what I've read here, US and Israeli propaganda is swamping Slashdot. There's openly pro-Israel and Anonymous Coward pro-Israel. If you want to be anti-Israel, though, you'd better post as an AC, or you're going to be labeled "anti-Semitic" faster than you can blink.

Comment We Need Some Game of Thrones Justice (Score 2) 42

Since they say it's safe, and have acted, I believe the word is "vigorously", to conceal evidence that glyphosphate causes cancer, it would be nice if board members of Monsanto and Bayer, and their families, had it sprinkled on their food for a few years.

Comment Re:Nope and Nope (Score 1) 170

You have to look around, but you may still have some options. My girlfriend wanted a mechanical parking brake because she had trouble with one of the electronic ones. That led her to a Suzuki S-Cross she absolutely loves.

I hope you find what you're looking for. I'm still hanging on with an older Nissan that has all kinds of bells and whistles, but absolutely no desire to "phone home".

Comment It doesn't take AI to see a dangerous standard (Score 1) 205

The US has a penchant for directly targeting the heads of state of countries they're quarreling with. I wonder whether its foreign affairs people have figured out how much easier it would be to take out a US President (with appropriate misdirection) than to actually go to war with the largest military on the planet.

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