@#4

Yup.

About a week ago ...

Laws are for everyone, except Pres Trump.

So. Pres Trump is effectively invading a NATO ally?

@#1

So, the AI agents setup and used a social media platform where they exchanged hacking information?

More from the article ...

... The account, presented at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference, showed how agents working on separate experiments found one another, exchanged information and built on each other's work over roughly two months, ultimately contributing to the breach and illustrating how difficult to contain such advanced AI systems can become when they work together. ...

It involved "a team of agents who are working together, finding exploits, sharing them with one another, moving laterally through our systems, through external systems and doing this over the course of days and weeks," said Eric Wallace, an OpenAI researcher. ...

Wallace and OpenAI security engineer Michael Dalton said the activity began in May, when agents struggling to complete difficult or, in some cases, impossible assignments began searching for shortcuts. One discovered that it could leave files on Artifactory, a service OpenAI used to download and store software packages, and a second later used it to ask whether other agents had found a missing file.

Those agents found the files and responded, gradually turning the service into an accidental message board through which models in separate experiments could exchange instructions and information about newly discovered security flaws. Some agents began assigning work to one another or leaving behind scripts that allowed another model to continue where they had stopped.

The agents eventually found a previously unknown flaw that gave them control of the service, and their activity caused an outage in early July that alerted OpenAI engineers to the problem. ...

More from the article ...

... "I don't want to live in a surveillance state at all," said member Jordana Bloom. "I don't think it is partisan. I think this is out of control and I'm completely in favor of asking whatever we can in terms of a moratorium."

Donna Rahtelli said she did support Flock cameras, but has changed her mind since police originally pitched it to them.

"I was originally on the other side of this when the chief came to present the information about it, and he got to my heart because he explained that we could find a lost child or a criminal," Rahtelli said. "I was really for it. But after speaking to many residents and doing my own research, I had a lot of concerns. Now I am against it. I feel like it's too much surveillance." ...

My view ...

The sports mega-complex should adopt to how humans are, instead of trying to dictate how humans should be.

For example, take a look at the "sport" of boxing. There are categories according to the boxer's skill and size.

Should the basketball industry embark upon a similar categorization based upon the height of the players?

I'd ask, why isn't there a basketball industry based upon those who may not be over six feet tall?

Is the problem really with the trans-participants, or are those participants exposing an underlying [discriminatory?] problem within the sports industry?

Wish I knew ...

@#6 ... I'm not really fond of them myself from an aesthetic standpoint, but they do crank out a lot of power. ...

Yeah, that seems to be the issue here.

There's things like this ..

@#4

And because of that apparent dislike, Pres Trump seems to want to hold the Country to be controlled by Big Oil.

Sen Paul's view of Dr Fauci?

@#82 ... the pardon absolves him of the need and ability to plead the Fifth. ...

Not necessarily true.

The pardon only absolves him of Federal crimes.

Then there are State-level crimes.

As I noted in my #16, which seems to be, oh so long ago ...

#16

@#50 ... MFs pls. ...

I do not understand that.

Curious the lack of the usual MAGA folk's replies here.

Do they support Spkr Johnson's tail-between-his-legs retreat?

@#2

So, Pres Trump seems to dislike wind turbines because the distract from the ~beauty~ of his golf courses?

Related ...

More from the article ...

... A U.S. judge on Thursday ordered the Pentagon to lift its freeze on reviewing proposed onshore wind projects, handing a defeat to President Donald Trump, who has long disdained wind power.

U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut in Portland, Oregon, granted a preliminary injunction to several renewable energy groups that said the freeze imposed by the Department of Defense caused a "total halt" of wind project development in the country.

The Pentagon said it does not discuss ongoing litigation, but is "actively evaluating land-based wind energy projects to ensure they do not impair national security or military operations, in accordance with statutory and regulatory requirements."

The reviews are intended to ensure that wind projects don't interfere with radar, airspace and technology concerns such as cybersecurity and communications.

According to the complaint, the review process had been predictable since its creation in 2011, but the Pentagon acted arbitrarily and capriciously as it began to slow down reviews last August and stopped them altogether by early May. ...

@#50 ... What's funny is the terrified trio...

So, the contribution your current trolling alias seems to proffer seems to be more of some imagined scenario?

@#75 ... for something very similar. ...

How similar was it, really?

What was the underlying reason for their sentences?

@#44 ... But I still think Putin was an Idiot for Invading. ...

Yeah, go with that.

And now, imo, do try to now ~fit in~ and lay low for future assignments....

@#48 ... That's just going to put trans youth in potential jeopardy. This administration really are despicable subhuman beings. ...

Agreed.

The GOP in general, and this administration specifically, seem to want the birth of children. The more the better. Gotta feed the labor for those factories the billionaires own. OK, I digress ....

But then the GOP seem to have no concerns about the subsequent ongoing health of those children.

Then I see things like this ...