[–] 33 points 14 hours ago (4 children)

In a guiding memo for the Army published Wednesday, LaNeve argued that “the next war will not look like our last” and that soldiers need to “learn, innovate, and adapt faster by pairing our human ingenuity and judgment with advanced technologies like autonomy and artificial intelligence.”
However, the memo does not mention drones and closes by arguing that “there are timeless truths in war.”

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  • [–] 49 points 14 hours ago (2 children)

    Eventually the UK will just have to enact some kind of law removing the requirement for jury trials in "terrorism" cases if they really want to jail these people. Hopefully Israel will cease to exist before they pass it

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  • [–] 17 points 16 hours ago

    Idk if it's just me but I generally still find what I'm looking for easily enough? You have to scroll past the paragraph of AI slop now but it's still not too hard to find stuff generally. The HTML university websites will still come up if you're looking for academic stuff that doesn't exist elsewhere.

    Of course there is stuff that you can't search, but it isn't really Google's fault that my private trackers don't show up on their site

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  • [–] 11 points 4 days ago

    To their white surprise, they lost big time and 350 million Americans lost their gas as well (though to be sure they each got an engraved line on that spiffy new AI in California – ’cause in America there’s always a prize in every box of crackkkerjacks).

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    Supoena on page 3 of this file

    The person posting was Roberto Grijalva, a prison guard working at the prison where Epstein was jailed. His name is listed on page 88 of the above document.
    See page 851 of this other pdf with proof of his employment. This apparently did not result in him being fired, as an inmate sued him in 2023 for use of excessive force.

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