I think the speed at which people seem to develop anthropomorphic relationships with a piece of software programmed to agree with you is the thing that scares me most about LLMs.
Also, yknow, this is the express, so take this article with kilos of salt.
I honestly don't get the resistance to a standard ID card.
We already have passports, driving licences, and national insurance as work arounds to prove identity, so in and of itself I don't get why a proper one is a problem.
I've literally had to carry a driving licence for over two decades just to get a beer.
I wonder if the canary realise that they are making the same argument here as was made to not give women the vote. Namely, that a married couple will have the same views.
Granted, I do struggle to see how anyone could be married to a lobbist - let alone for arms - but association is not proof of a view.
Is there a risk? Sure, and it needs to be recorded as a potential conflict of interests and managed correctly - and, again, given all the other dumb shit that has happened this week I am sceptical that that has happened - but the assertion being made here is not a good look, at best, and arguably misogynistic at worst.
Corporate Man Phil strikes again.