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I’m So Glad This Nightmarish Legal Fight Is Playing Out During an Election Season (opens the original)
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Massachusetts is no place for kids. When its citizens aren’t fighting for a woman’s right to strangle her own children because she has a sad, the state is straight-up kidnapping children so it can ruin their lives and destroy their futures without interference. That’s why I’m so glad this latest case of state-enforced grooming, kidnapping, and permanent medical damage is playing out against the background of midterm elections. The story is sadly not new in our compromised country: Some school “c
The Birth of a Panic: Investigator Catches the Moment an Anti-AI Narrative Launches (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, an AI researcher named Jacob Coxon flounced from his job at Anthropic, posting on X that he was afeared of the monster he had been helping to build. I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below. His warning was immediately everywhere, a chorus of prominent media an
Oops! Anti-Flock Activist Inadvertently Proves the Cameras Aren't the Problem. (opens the original)
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Benn Jordan has become a bit of an anti-surveillance influencer and Fourth Amendment champion. Like the rest of the pack, he focuses on harassing Flock Safety these days. In his case, this means a campaign of sophisticated investigative journalism, which he edits into videos to post online. Flock manufactures automated license plate readers (ALPRs), video cameras, gunshot detectors, drones, software, hardware, and other advanced law enforcement tools. As one would expect a private business to do
Data Centers and Flock Cameras and AI, Oh My! (opens the original)
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In the early 19th century, just as the Industrial Revolution began to spin up, textile workers and artisans in England rose in protest against mechanization. They formed gangs and perpetrated nighttime raids, during which they broke into factories, smashed and destroyed equipment, and even burned down mills. They called themselves Luddites, after a folk hero, Ned Ludd, who had smashed up knitting frames. Eventually, of course, the rebellion was put down, and progress marched on, improving the st
The Super-Simple Solution to Masked ICE Agents — and Why It Will Never Satisfy the Left (opens the original)
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Life is different for the families of law enforcement officers. Sure, you worry about your loved one when he or she is on the job, but the threat doesn’t end simply because the workday is over. Vengeful sociopaths and obsessive crazy people don’t stop hating when the shift ends. On more than one occasion, when we took our young children out, my husband would quietly utter the codeword — “client” — and I knew to keep walking up the street with the kids as if we had nothing to do with him. When we
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