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That’s the plan. Eliminate white peoples….
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Clinton security detail?
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The concerns about generative AI echo familiar fears about transformative technologies throughout history. Let’s put this in perspective. In 1957, calculators began replacing slide rules. Critics warned they’d erode mathematical reasoning, leaving engineers and scientists intellectually diminished, overly reliant on machines for basic computations. Yet, calculators didn’t destroy intellect—they freed it, enabling focus on higher-order problem-solving, accelerating innovation in fields like physics and computing. Today, we don’t mourn the slide rule; we celebrate the progress it enabled.
Rewind further: in the early 1900s, cars replaced horse-drawn carriages. Naysayers decried the loss of traditional skills, the disruption of livery jobs, and the chaos of mechanized transport. But cars reshaped society for the better—expanding mobility, fostering economic growth, and creating new industries. The buggy whip makers adapted or found new roles, and society thrived.
Now, consider generative AI. The author warns of cognitive diminishment and elite control, but these fears assume people are passive, incapable of adapting. Just as calculators didn’t end math, AI won’t end creativity—it’s a tool, not a replacement. Artists and writers are already using AI to augment their work, not abandon it. The examples of AI misuse—flawed facial recognition or surveillance—are real, but they reflect implementation failures, not the technology’s essence. Cars crashed, yet we didn’t ban them; we improved safety standards. Similarly, AI’s risks call for regulation and ethical design, not rejection.
People can question the motives of tech leaders, but every disruptive era has its pioneers—Ford, Edison, Gates—whose ambitions sparked debate. Their flaws didn’t negate their contributions. AI, like electricity or the internet, will be shaped by how we wield it. Rather than fear a “posthuman” future, let’s empower people to use AI for creativity, problem-solving, and local innovation, just as we did with past technologies. The answer isn’t resistance—it’s responsibility. We’ve navigated these shifts before. We’ll do it again.
Simpson's are like fucking prophetic every time!
That's been the problem with many of these colored glass buildings. One city in England had a building doing this and they had to exchange the windows with less reflective ones.
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Maybe they are just really good f-buddies. Wife and kids are the home life. She's the not at home Cold-Playtoy.
Every one of these memes, photos or other posts showing them makes the cash registers ring at the wife's lawyer's office. Word of the day - humiliation.
You want ice cream go get Braum's or other brand. You want a chocolate dipped cone you go to DQ and don't care if it's ice cream.
Lisa is a little brainwashed retard
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