HeyJaredPaul Wallis
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Op-Ed: AI law is a mess looking uglier by the day and hard fixes are required (opens the original)
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It’s bad enough that a new class of tech is creating legal situations that never could have existed before. It’s worse that governance is so utterly slapdash, fragmented, ridiculously politicized, and incoherent. It seems that the law has made more of an ass of itself than usual. According to Gemini, even basic liability is an issue. I asked it, “If an AI agent hacks a government website, who’s legally responsible?”, based on the Australian Medicare hack, and got this fairly detailed answer. The
Op-Ed: No, AI control isn’t a ‘globalist hoax’ and all this babble is wasting time (opens the original)
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The sad little collection of underachieving prokaryotes sometimes referred to as POTUS is reading from the same script as 2018. Back then he said COVID was a hoax. Then got himself vaccinated against it the minute the vaccines were available after supporting the anti-vax drivel. Millions died. In a speech to the UN that could give megalomania a bad reputation, he condescended to include AI control in a directionless tirade. He described a petition to the UN to manage AI as a “globalist hoax”. Th
Op-Ed: What happens if Canada becomes an associate member of the EU? You may not believe this. (opens the original)
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The noisy response from Trump regarding the proposed associate membership of Canada in the EU now borders on pure slapstick comedy. He sees this as a “hostile” situation, and even refers to “bad intentions” on the part of the EU. Canada and the EU have completely ignored him. That’s just the entrée to the wider situation. As the world has come to learn, Trump doesn’t seem to know he has no jurisdiction anywhere but the USA. In this case, the President of the United States is now no more than an
AI looms large ahead of Xi, Trump summit (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is set to loom large when Chinese President Xi Jinping meets counterpart Donald Trump in Washington next week, but for all the urgency surrounding the technology, the rivals remain far from agreeing on anything substantial. The United States and China are the two dominant powers in the AI race, and officials and analysts describe the technology’s future starkly, as a world shaped by one superpower’s AI or the other’s. China, long seen as trailing the United States on fron
Op-Ed: Space weaponization could be an incredibly stupid, massive own goal for humanity (opens the original)
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The not-totally-unexpected revelation that the US has deployed weapons in space is generating some genuine and realistic unease worldwide. Unlike all the other US unilateral DIY disasters, there’s some substance and actual facts involved. There are also massive costs, a swarm of military issues, and many very wary foreign responses, notably China, built into this blasé announcement. On the positive side, you could easily argue that the future doesn’t have enough threats to manage, and that an or
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