HeyJaredEd Timperlake
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The U.S. has been thinking about cyberwar for decades (opens the original)
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Culture > Super Intelligence Link copied The idea that the U.S. is completely flat-footed in the face of superintelligence and warfare is wrong. We’ve long known this was coming. Even President Trump’s severest critics acknowledge that he is very gifted at branding. Moving from the term “Artificial Intelligence” to “Super Intelligence” (SI) was spot on because it makes it obvious that America has been vigilant in defending against our enemies’ destructive, clever human SI long before AI came alo
The right way to regulate AI (opens the original)
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Economy > Artificial Intelligence (AI) Link copied A new AI confab is coming to Capitol Hill. Here is how that should go. Let me help bring clarity to a historic AI confab about to take place: President Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson will meet with the executives of AI companies at the White House on Tuesday, as lawmakers face increasing pressure to take action amid the rapid development of the technology that some warn poses an existential threat to humanity. Thanks to American Thinker, I
Ed Timperlake - American Thinker (opens the original)
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Ed Timperlake, Naval Academy ’69, was a graduate teaching assistant focusing on computers at Cornell. He learned the strengths and limitations of legislative action as a professional staffer on the House Committee on Rules. A new AI confab is coming to Capitol Hill. Here is how that should go. New ideas in science and technology may seem scary, but you can address that fear without dismissing the idea—and legislation is seldom the answer. Such a hugely successful combat operation literally half
Please press the pause button on regulating AI (opens the original)
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New ideas in science and technology may seem scary, but you can address that fear without dismissing the idea—and legislation is seldom the answer. General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, CSA, is quoted as saying, “Do not take counsel of your fears.” He advised avoiding letting fear dictate decisions, especially in moments of uncertainty or danger. And yes, I do know CSA stands for Confederate States of America, but that does not negate the universal power of his words. America is now in the throes
To hell and back: Venezuela’s quarter century journey (opens the original)
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How did Venezuela get to this point and can it turn its bad fortune around? Hugo Chávez, a populist, won Venezuela's presidency in a democratic election with about 57% of the vote in 1998. Prior to Chávez, Venezuela had been a functioning democracy for 40 years. Chávez campaigned as an outsider who would clean up corruption, challenge the International Monetary Fund (which had wrought havoc on the country through its shock-therapy economic 'reforms which created a crisis), and replace the countr
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