Punching holes in it will help.

They might be the whole audience.

Need some depth charges.

How do ypu disable it?

They sell them in my country.

What I’d love to see is some multi-year reliabiity data on them. Initial product quality looks pretty good.

They are just as profit-driven as US corporations are. They are also leading the world in coal mining.

And I remember people singing the same song about Japan in the late 70s as they do about China now. Extrapolation works perfectly in a world with no limiting factors.

The US also has huge trade deficits in mangoes and sports shoes. So what?

Only idiots like Trump think all bilateral trade flows should balance.

Without testing, all there is is speculation.

Anthropic have actually looked at how their LLMs reason. Don’t use them for anything important.

The problem is more often in interpretation of what has been observed.

One of the few novelists worse than Bulwer-Lytton.

You’ll have a history of pushing back so they’ll regard you as a potential problem employee.

Who knows what happens in Chinese factories?

Not a honeypot. Treason.

It’s a project to find and manage housing for asylum-seekers.

It’s good that Palantir got the boot, but that project is nowhere near as great a threat as Palantir having access to NHS data. It just illustrates the severe need to reform government procurement processes.

They are members of that class, though not all are child rapists. Some are something else equally evil.

Six swans and a pigeon.

More typically they’d go after farmers and merchants since only the elite and soldiers could carry swords and were trained to use them.

Hand the average guy a sword, have him face a trained fighter, and he’ll be kebab meat in half a minute.

I was thinking chainsaws would be better.

But they still have their blood funnel stuck into the NHS and that’s far worse.