Two reasons:

1. Prediction markets ARE gambling and need to be regulated as such before it has a chance to create victims or empower insider trading.
2. My moral philosophy is to side with the underdog.

"I lose $30,800 shame on me.

I lose $308,000 shame on you."

Hope he wins.

It affects my associations in that I don’t use some of the applications and platforms they, the larger society, use to interact with each other and also that I am reluctant to even contact people at all if they have spyware or LLMs in their phones, cars, computers, etc.

As for if it will affect the way in which people already under heavy surveillance interact with each other, I expect psyops to be extremely effective currently but clearly not absolute as demonstrated by fascists and China losing the US election.

What is a content algorithm if not surveilling and studying civilians to push chosen content in front of them and control how they act, what they buy, where they travel, etc.

Getting banned for opposing tankies is a badge of honor, go straight ahead, nazi sympathizer.

Respecting Tankies? You might as well be asking me to pay respects to Adolf Hitler, fat chance mate.

Yeah but the concept was extracting money FOR the government and not FROM the government. If you’re going to add the regulation and also charge them for the whole process then you might as well just tax them more, instead of this whole convoluted plot.

All aid to Gaza immediately ended upon Trump entering office, and Trump bragged about delivering 2,000 LBS bombs that the Biden admin withheld.

The ones here on the fediverse support Trump and Putin, the ones in Beijing provided the guns and funding for the October music festival attack which began the war on Gaza. Image attached:

Add industry self-regulating and user-manual printing standards which include disassembly and reassembly.

Example Given: You make a router? You have to buy an office to do a teardown on the router and show schematics and performance and submit the required information to an industry run forum (not like a web forum, more like a consortium).

The foreign company will be forced to set their own firm up to avoid paying the market rates, and if they try to weasel out of it by pulling a Panama-Papers esque operation it will open up the possibility of sueing and fining them or evem outright arresting bad actors.

Its because of Lemmy being built by pro-genocide, pro-authoritarian, anti-trans communist Republicans.

Well, not all of them. Some of them are a stain on this earth.

Okay but where are you hiding the bodies?

Flash drives I have no idea, but I remember when we ditched those fuckin Mouse Cables for “high speed” USB 2.0 in the early 2000s and it felt really good.

Hopefully the answer to “when AI companies can be held liable for harm caused” is always and criminally.

I missed the return of the big phones, but I suppose it’s possible that my hands have simply grown alongside the trends.

Ah yes, Gas Lights, beacons of health and safety those. /s

YES! GRILL THESE FUCKERS UNTIL THEIR NEXT PRIMARY!

Today, considerably less than, say, a year ago.

Every day it gets worse with you fuckin sloppers always slopping out garbage putting countless people and industries at risk with your worthless non-expertise. If you haven’t gotten the hint yet, I don’t respect you, you’ve already stated multiple lies to our faces in this discussion.

You do realise that most of those bugs and exploits aren’t from AI generated code (a good chunk has existed for years before LLMs were even a wet thought), and the number is mainly exploding because LLMs are being used to identify them, right?

I think that’s the lie you’re being fed, mate. Sure, some of these old existing exploits have been identified by these multibillion dollar tech companies, but we’ve well documented that AI slop coders produce terribly unsecure code and far more than their peers.

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