Comment Re: Next logical steps: legal, then religion (Score 1) 260
It's fine -- as the AI is defending itself in court, a compaction will happen, and while it re-researches everything it'll delete the law book it's using, switch tack entirely, and declare itself guilty.
A funny as it sounds even if they never quite get to the point of defending themselves in court the following must happen; Individual responsibility for the actions of an AI. That means the concept of autonomy is transfered to an ideal like a corporation so autonomy is implied and protected by the constitution. Or, some certificate of ownership of the AI is created. What ever happens the goal will be to protect the legal owner of the AI from as much responsibility as possible for any damage the AI is instructed to cause while maximizing profit. So, an idiotic rant at the UN about who's in charge of the whole world.
Comment Re:What a load of shit (Score 1) 260
yep. both sides are the same so you may as well back the ayatollahs. right liberal?
If you mean the current state of affairs are aggravated by both sides as a way to stay in power within their respective nations then I have to agree.
Comment Re:The fix is in (Score 1) 115
Comment Re:x86-64-v3 required for RHEL 10 (Score 1) 51
Debian even shipped 32-bit x86 kernels until Debian 12, so it supports architectures longer than other large Linux distributions.
A major factor I'm guessing.
Comment Re:For you people bitching about Cook.... (Score 1) 93
Comment Re:For you people bitching about Cook.... (Score 1) 93
Comment Re:For you people bitching about Cook.... (Score 1) 93
During his 15 year tenure:
* Stock rose 2,279% * Annual revenue rose 400% * Profits rose by 430%
Like him or not, he accomplished exactly what Apple paid him to do in his role.
Could you explain that first one, "Stock rose 2,279%" further?
Comment Re:Windows MALWARE back door (Score 1) 39
Comment Re:Correct one obvious (Score 1) 50
I think the obvious counter to an influx in bug reports / pull requests is to have the first layer of review of bug reports / pull requests to be AI as well.
Final remains humans.
The only way this can end is using AI on some level. I agree. Simply rejecting patches because they are AI written does invite the solution of AI to reject AI patches..... The loop closes again.
Comment Re:vote Democratic Socialist in the primaries (Score 1) 150
Comment Re:That paradox that is transparency. (Score 1) 12
"So by that logic your computer became a piece of crap over night because an application platform deemed it so."
"What logic?I can't find any of it in your comment.
That reference was for people who may get it. If you didn't understand it then you can assume it was not for you. No need to explain further I think.
Comment Re:That paradox that is transparency. (Score 1) 12
I'm not sure you know what a user is or what it is that a user uses.
That is a very general and broad accusation to make while not bothering to support your statement. So ill make one of my own accusing you of dismissing a point without giving a reason just to make yourself sound smart.