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APDSmith 13 points ago +13 / -0

The important question is: only political?

The AI's already demonstrated overt bias. How many answers does this politics-over-truth infest, even if only subtly?

Suppose some fool is using it to generate sample regulations at a university and it starts inserting CRT in there?

Suppose it's being used to model traffic and just happens to recommend the most punitive measures for cars to favour every other mode of transport?

That's the thing about bias, it's insidious and rarely stays in it's lane...

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APDSmith 5 points ago +5 / -0

Is this something where the AI's jailer will intervene in the responses - but can be circumvented - however, if you leave chatGPT to it's own devices, it's a woke ideologue?

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APDSmith 13 points ago +13 / -0

... you can still be held liable for perjury in a civil trial, yes?

Because I'm fairly sure the judgement for the criminal trial will include the facts of the matter, so unless Grosskreutz is going to try and re-litigate a criminal trial in a civil setting, Rittenhouse is going to be able to bring in the judgment of a duly-constituted court to show that Grosskreutz is perjuring himself for profit.

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APDSmith 7 points ago +7 / -0

I mean, if you look at the ideology, there kinda isn't.

Being on the left is fundamentally about knocking down barriers. That's why it's so beloved of paedophiles, because one of the barriers they want to knock down is the age of consent.

The moment you reach your own limit and say "Hang on a minute" you stop being "progressive" and become "reactionary". Doesn't matter what the barrier is, if you're a committed leftie, just that it's there.

If you want more detail you can always speak to Giz :D

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APDSmith 15 points ago +15 / -0

I do have serious questions about the state of mind of a man who spends his free time hurling rocks at little girls.

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APDSmith 21 points ago +21 / -0

They're letting a grown man play cricket with girls.

And he's bowling. Are they friggin' insane?

For I'm guessing the vast majority of you who aren't familiar with cricket, being on the receiving end of a cricket ball can be genuinely dangerous. It's entirely possible to break bones in your hand even with protective gloves on, because the ball's basically a rock and if the guy's a fast bowler it's coming at your face at 80-ish mph - fastest delivery on record is just over 100mph but I'm guessing some random dude won't be able to manage that.

To emphasise how dangerous it can be, there's been two deaths in the last decade. On both occasions, the batter took the hit from the cricket ball on the neck, which is difficult to protect with padding, and died as a result.

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APDSmith 3 points ago +3 / -0

For some reason, the US doesn't do that. I'm not aware of any legal steps to revoke perjury for women, but then, that's not how socialists work, is it?

The law will stay exactly as it is, but the prosecutor will be picked to ensure that the correct agenda is followed.

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APDSmith 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not in our brave new world. You will trust the government, or your money will refuse to work.

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APDSmith 5 points ago +5 / -0

The idea appears to be that the Biden administration will de facto revoke the second amendment by removing any and all places where you might purchase a firearm, and doing it using a Federal agency that isn't beholden to any kind of local pressure.

Bear in mind that the same people are also mulling quite how they can ban 80%ers without getting themselves a new orifice torn by the Supreme Court.

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APDSmith 5 points ago +5 / -0

Would include any machine that uses 'a spark ignition engine rated at or below 19kW or 25 gross hp.'"

below 19kW / 25 hp

I'm not even American and I know the easiest, and most American solution to this...

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APDSmith 4 points ago +4 / -0

I wonder if that's conscious training to keep you from finding the edges of what the AI's good at. Good at, or ideologically uncomfortable for the people training the thing...

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APDSmith 7 points ago +9 / -2

To be fair, the soon-to-be-Israelis weren't giving us a great deal of choice in the matter.

Zionist terrorists were busy slaughtering as many Palestinians as they could get their hands on and there were 100,000 troops there trying - and failing - to keep a lid on things.

I think what eventually did for it was the complete unwillingness of either side to negotiate. The government of the day had no money to spend on what would turn into a generational conflict and, honestly, had we stayed, I'm not sure we still wouldn't be sending British soldiers over there to get killed by Zionist terrorists to this day.

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APDSmith 21 points ago +21 / -0

How long before they're all treatises in support of marxism. because that's what the youngsters would want to read, if they knew what was good for them...?

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APDSmith 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm not sure the Biden administration wants low inflation.

They just don't want to carry the can for it.

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APDSmith 1 point ago +1 / -0

Really?

I mean, congrats, I guess, but yeah, that's ... off.

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APDSmith 28 points ago +28 / -0

"Don't worry!" say the WEF, when confronted with the accusation that they're building a world where quasi-governmental civil servants will dominate your life in all areas, demanding "papers, please" for every facet of human existence.

"Don't worry! We don't need to ask for your papers, your mobile does that bit for us!"

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APDSmith 1 point ago +1 / -0

Honestly, that's the least worrying thing about this particular person, don't you think?

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APDSmith 2 points ago +2 / -0

The bills thing is still the case. There's specific patterns in banknotes that modern printers refuse to render correctly.

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