

You simply cannot call the country controlling your president as “enemy”.


You simply cannot call the country controlling your president as “enemy”.


That should be the last thing that US politics need to know about Trumps treason.
If you play more regularly, you get quickly used to this message.


Sadly, they are just for. Forty would have been better.


At least, Europe is still watching out for such things, and not just ignoring them.


I would put it different: he is an enemy of humanity as such.


I would not call it a catastrophic failure. I would call it a valuable lesson.


Good.


Yep. Let it flag potential problems, and have humans react to it, e.g. by reviewing and correcting things manually. AI can do a lot of things quick and efficiently, but it must be supervised like a toddler.


And the same reason: Putin


“Delivering total nonsense, with complete confidence” - Thank you for this wonderful quote, applicable to nearly all Harvard MBAs.


But quality control by humans, even by unpaid interns, would exceed the budget!


Well, thank you for the warning. So you are saying people should avoid working for you at any cost.


They won’t release anything of consequence. They will throw a few people under the bus as a sacrifice, but rest assured that any page implicating Trump has been vetted and removed in the interest of “national security”.


Sadly, no. Radioactive processes happen without any external control (at least not on this level, they don’t run a reactor or accelerator), and this fungus only harvests the energy.


That was one of the reasons why Putin got behind it, and made it a “success”.


He does not want peace. He demanded a capitulation, didn’t get one, and is now pissed that his American asset failed to deliver.


While what happened in Japan sucks and calls for an apology by Mozilla towards the team, the general idea of machine translation on demand is one of the few working examples of machine learning. I’d recommend professional systems instead of google translate, though.


Well, did anyone expect them to admit guilt?
Tell me you have no idea how software development works without saying it…