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... We wanted to apply this question to what seems like the most outlandish AI claim " that in coming years, large language models could exceed human intelligence and operate beyond our control, threatening human existence.

That probably strikes you as science-fiction hype.

- - - But Axios research shows at least 10 people have quit the biggest AI companies over grave concerns about the technology's power, including its potential to wipe away humanity. If it were one or two people, the cases would be easy to dismiss as nutty outliers. But several top execs at several top companies, all with similar warnings? Seems worth wondering: Well, what if they're right?

- - - And get this: Even more people who are AI enthusiasts or optimists argue the same thing. They, too, see a technology starting to think like humans, and imagine models a few years from now starting to act like us -- or beyond us. Elon Musk has put the risk as high as 20% that AI could destroy the world. Well, what if he's right? ...

@#3 ... If Israel killed Khamenei, it would almost assuredly kick off a nuclear war in the region if not globally. ...

That's quite the bold assertion.

As seems to be the norm with your current alias, no substantiation whatsoever.

So, what's it got?

imo, one of the best tribute albums ever.

So, the Supreme Court has ruled that the administration's approach towards disability pay may not be correct?

OK, if I may ask... with all the problems that DOGE has claimed to resolve in the Veteran's Administration, how did this particular one seem to have fallen through the cracks.

Or, was DOGE all PR and no substance?

This is a curious development.

If only for the aspect that it seems to show a cooperation between the Trump admin and the Netyanahu admin, a cooperation that had appeared to be denied by Pres Trump.

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... Police said in a statement early Sunday morning that the massive demonstration was attended by some "tens of thousands" of protesters, and described as "peaceful" throughout the afternoon on Saturday.

But shortly before 6 p.m. on Saturday evening, a federal officer was reported to have been injured by the crowd. And around 8 p.m., police arrested 25-year-old Sabian Crisantos for an attempted assault of a public safety officer.

"Throughout the night, PPB observed criminal behavior, which resulted in targeted arrests. Officers on bikes conducted visibility patrols in an attempt to deter crime, but also recognized that at times their presence escalated the crowd," police said. ...

@#26 ... Pretty much every presser I've watched has followed the same pattern. ...

So, a need to "follow the same pattern" in public events?

Really?

That's where your current alias seems to be hanging its hat?

@#255 ... Please explain why you believe I don't understand time zones. ...

Your alias' #248 comment.

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... "The Federal Circuit erred by imposing undue requirements on Congress' ability to confer settlement authority and by disregarding the [combat-related special compensation] statute's plain text," wrote Justice Clarence Thomas in the opinion. ....

@#2 ... wasn't charged with a federal crime: ...

Maybe because Pres Trump would just pardon him?

Pres Trump continuing his assault upon journalism and free speech?

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... As the FTC reviews a proposed merger between Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group, two large ad agencies, The New York Times reported yesterday that a "proposed consent decree would prevent the merged company from boycotting platforms because of their political content by refusing to place their clients' advertisements on them, according to two people briefed on the matter."

This is one of several moves the FTC has reportedly made to discourage ad boycotts that have riled conservatives. The FTC currently has only Republican commissioners because President Trump fired both Democrats, who allege in a lawsuit that the firings were illegal. Trump also declared sweeping executive power over the FTC and other agencies that were created to operate independently from the White House.

On Monday, the FTC sent civil investigative demands to Omnicom, Interpublic, and several other large ad agencies "as part of an investigation into whether advertising and advocacy groups violated antitrust laws by coordinating boycotts of certain sites, including Elon Musk's X," The Wall Street Journal reported.

The FTC also "demanded documents from Media Matters about possible coordination with other media watchdogs accused by Elon Musk of helping orchestrate advertiser boycotts of X," Reuters reported on May 22. X has a pending lawsuit against Media Matters and another against the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) and several large corporations. Law professors have said that advertisers have a strong defense under the First Amendment, but Musk's firm reportedly cajoled some companies into buying ads by threatening to sue them. ...

@#6 ... You can't be in Trump's cabinet unless you are a liar. ...

What was that prior comment here?

Something along the lines of, ~Stormy Daniels was the only person hired by Pres Trump for their suitability of the position?~

Wish I could find that comment.

@#253 ... I understand time zones ...

Your comment suggests otherwise.

A fav tune for me ...

Children are our future.

But then there is this ...

@#248 ... One thing I like about MN is everything on TV is broadcast an hour earlier than the coasts. ...

Your current alias does understand the concept of time zones?

@#248 ... One thing I like about MN is everything on TV ...

So, no link.

Good to know.

@#28

And that seems to take me back to my #18 comment that started this sub-thread ...

... If you point blank asked Jesus what He thought about Trump, what might Jesus say? ...

I am still waiting for an answer to that simple question.

@#28 ... Your question was,

"If you point blank asked Jesus what He thought about Trump, what might Jesus say?"

And I told you what I believed he might say.

Now you are saying,

"I am not asking what you believe, but what you know."

How would I "know"? ...

Thank-you for continuing to reply.

So, you seem to admit that it is what you believe.

So, like the MAGA cult, a belief is foremost?

Are you admitting that your religion is a cult that believes?