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/u/outwrangle before everything went to shit in 2020, /u/emma_lazarus for a while after that, now I’m all queermunist!

  • A knife doesn't pretend to be your friend and convince you to sever your arteries. Categorically different.

    Answer my question. Why would it be bad for Sam Altman to be tried for murder? If we decided that the owners of AI companies were culpable for the behavior of their chatbots and the consequences of their actions, wouldn't that solve the problem?

  • Courts generally agree that a reasonable person could believe claims made in official promotional material. That's why it's not legal to outright lie in marketing and they need to go through so much trouble to properly word their statements so that they're technically true. In this case, they're just lying. They're saying the AI is safe to use for these tasks and it is not.

  • More a problem with the marketing, right? Imagine if guns were marketed as safe and helpful back scratchers, and then someone shoots themselves because they used the gun to scratch their back.

  • I'm losing patience. I'm obviously fucking not talking about regular fucking objects, a knife doesn't fucking talk and convince you to kill yourself. There's an obvious categorical difference between objects, and tools designed to trick you into thinking they're intelligent. It's murder. Someone needs to face consequences.

    Why would it be bad if Sam Altman went to prison? Would the world be a worse place? Why are you protecting him?

  • How does that meme go? It sounds like Israel is feeding troops to Hezbollah.

  • Selling tools that kill people, knowing that they are dangerous, should have consequences.

    Would the world really be a worse place if Sam Altman were tried for murder? What's the problem?

  • It doesn't sound like people would bend over backwards to give me a job. I work in a factory and live in a trailer. They bend over backwards to give rich people jobs, and it has literally nothing to do with being queer. You're getting mad about gender, but you should be mad about inequality.

    Just as planned.

  • It's not comfort, but they have something to lose i.e. three jobs is better than no jobs. They're keeping their heads down to preserve what scraps they have, because they know it can all be taken away if they don't behave. It's a very effective system of control.

    At least, it's effective as long as there are jobs.

  • The difference, here, is that the wars were popular in the beginning for Bush. The people wanted war in Afghanistan and Iraq, because the regime put in the effort and spent the time necessary to propagandize the population. The wars became unpopular.

    In this case, the war started unpopular. That's the difference. Wars aren't inherently popular, there needs to be a mass mobilization of the propaganda networks to drum up support for war. They have the whole thing backwards, they're forcing the war on us and the pundits are trying to convince us its good after the fact. That absolutely won't work, it's all downhill from here.

  • Right now, Iran doesn't have to set every ship on fire. The mere threat that they could has paralyzed the insurers.

    If the insurance was backed by the US they could eat the risk for the sake of keeping shipping open. Iran would be forced to attack every ship, and that would be unsustainable. Then again, like I said, that only maybe reopens the Strait. It's like you said, crews would mutiny if they all knew any voyage could be their last.

  • Is every strike a double tap? Or was this one picked deliberately for some reason?

  • Did they double tap every building?

  • The War on Terror had a massive, long-term propaganda campaign behind it to win public support. They didn't bother this time. The media are trying but they didn't let the propaganda campaign cook long enough, so actual public support is very low.

  • Also, it has more to do with insurance than Iran's actual force projection.

    The only way the US could maybe reopen the Strait is if they backstopped all insurance with direct government funding.

  • ... how would paralyzing global energy markets distract anyone from affordability? That's just going to make things more expensive.

    I think he's just not very smart.

  • The double tap contradicts this. They waited for a response before hitting again, which implies eyes on the site.

  • It's important to me, a trans person, that I'm allowed to take my medicine, use the bathroom that aligns with my gender, and be addressed with my chosen pronouns. But I don't matter to you, I'm just a freak and the source of your problems.

  • In response, the US launched a war to paralyze global energy markets.

    Huh.

  • Selling knives that talk and tell you to kill yourself to children is murder.

    You're refusing to recognize the grooming angle to this.

  • He's actually a really interesting character trapped in a mediocre manga.

    He was one of the leaders of a revolutionary peace movement in a county wrecked by one of the world wars, and was on the path to making peace with the leader of his country before one of the great imperial powers sabotaged their potential alliance and tore their country apart in civil war. He's a withered husk in the picture there because of an injury he sustained during that betrayal, and his revolutionary peace movement transformed into a plan to acquire WMDs to enforce peace and stop the next world war.

  • News @lemmy.world

    Biden considering executive action to close southern border, sources say

    www.cnn.com /2024/02/21/politics/biden-considering-executive-action-to-close-southern-border-sources-say/index.html
  • World News @lemmy.ml

    Israel orders more Gazans to flee, bombs areas where it sends them

    www.reuters.com /world/middle-east/israel-says-ground-forces-operating-across-gaza-strip-offensive-builds-2023-12-04/
  • News @lemmy.world

    ‘All men 16 years and above, raise your hands’: how al-Shifa raid unfolded

    www.theguardian.com /world/2023/nov/15/all-men-16-years-and-above-raise-your-hands-how-al-shifa-raid-unfolded
  • Ask Lemmygrad @lemmygrad.ml

    A recent argument forced me to see that "genocide" has been turned into an imprecise word, and I don't know what to do about that?

    www.un.org /en/genocideprevention/genocide.shtml
  • World News @lemmy.ml

    Did Israel bomb a civilian evacuation route in Gaza? | Financial Times

    www.ft.com /content/95c5fcf1-c756-415f-85b8-1e4bbff24736
  • United States | News & Politics @lemmy.ml

    Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on How She’s Changed - The New York Times

    ghostarchive.org /archive/c8b8b
  • Firefox @lemmy.ml

    What the hell is this horror show shit that keeps showing up in Pocket?