i disagree. i’ve seen unreasonable stops with my own eyes. there are more “bad apples” than you think and there is no time for their victims to react. cops are lazy and will take a flock flag as gospel rather than do due diligence, as evidenced TWICE in the story. also, getting pulled over with guns drawn is NOT reasonable. but i doubt you will care until it happens to you.

how long will it be until flock “safety” gets someone killed? no doubt they will disclaim all responsibility while wiping the blood from their hands.

how, exactly, is spending over a billion dollars to halt a renewable energy project (literally free electricity after the project is paid up minus a little bit of maintenance) Making America Great Again? are you really concerned about the birds? really? what is the reason? do you even have one? or is this just “follow the leader” ? this is a legitimate question. i really want to know.

i don’t know what x is doing, but they are making it incredibly difficult to watch video outside of their app and not logged in. it isn’t worth the bother. skipping.

how many bugs/exploits will we need to endure before WordPress goes the way of Adobe Flash?

so eric baker says his company stubhub does not buy, sell or possess tickets. but he has this other company, Andro Capital, that does. what a load of crock! this shouldn’t be a $5 million lawsuit. it should be a $55+ million lawsuit.

make no mistake, this technology will be deployed against ALL offenders, not just “the worst.” and that will lead to false positives, which innocents will be left to sort out when inevitable mis-identification is made.

at the very least, to avoid misunderstandings, users of this technology should post bonds payable to people that are falsely accused and accosted by law enforcement.

already the gov’t can demand records even after the law has expired until the court’s authorization expires. even after that, there will always be a reason why they can continue to collect. once the tap is open, it is impossible to close.

that was the first thing i thought as well. let’s start with OpenAI, then move on to GM and Ford. there’s so many. what’s the point of this list?

they chased me off once before. can’t even remember why, but they lost me. not coming back.

what’s a libtard? more to the point, what is “small” government about the government vetting AI models before they are released to the public?

is this the small government that the “conservatives” keep banging on about?

what, exactly, is small about white-house review of products offered to the public?

please, MAGAts, clue me in.

this is not a story about bad AI as much as poor programming decisions and horrible backup practices. and this is one of several that has popped up within the last couple of weeks.

the “developer” should be fully blamed if it only takes 9 seconds to delete the database and all of the backups. and they want to sue? f*ck that! if your process is so important, don’t develop against a live database and store your backups where they can’t be touched so easily ! ! !

thanks for pointing out what company i should be avoiding. oof.

is this the “America First” policy that MAGAts have been banging on about for a couple of years now?

what’s wrong with setting up in Puerto Rico? they could really use investment and jobs.

or was it never about investing in the USA after all?

i wonder if bezos hadn’t kissed trump’s ring, would iran have chosen a different company to hit?