And it will say people of lower economic classes and foreign origin are the biggest risk. Will action be taken to help these people? Nah. This is just going to be a technological excuse for some good ol' repression.
WanderingThoughts
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Idiots with bone spurs didn't make it through the first challenge for leadership.
If it involves an issue you can't just Google, it's something AI can't do.
No, but the plan is floating around to tax EU used data for foreign companies right into unprofitablily.
how you never have anyone who can actually “manage” the AI workers.
You just use other AI to manage those worker AI. Experiments do show that having different instances of AI/LLM, each with an assigned role like manager, designer, coding or quality checks, perform pretty good working together. But that was with small stuff. I haven't seen anyone wiling to test with complex products.
Freude, schöner Götterfunken!
(Joy, thou shining spark of God)
It reminds me too much of these moments in RTS games, or Sim City, that time you got hit hard and you have to rebuild, but don't have resources to build, but to get more resources you need to build infrastructure. It can take so long to get out of that rut, and that's of you don't get hit by another calamity.
Sometimes I think any policy maker should play a game of old school Sim City 2000 and we can all see how they do before we vote for them.
And see him do the angry accordion
And a flyover with a crop duster.
So because normal urges are repressed, people feel guilty, angry and start doing more if it.
Reminds me of how some of the most rabid anti-gay activists are caught pants down with another boy.
Trump will of course say that this is not fair and he was supposed to divide and conquer, not get them to unite and retaliate.