AI industry horrified to face largest copyright class action ever certified

Copyright class actions could financially ruin AI industry, trade groups say.

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This is why we should support the good drug cartels. We don’t want the bad ones to get edge on the market first.

Funny, China might be just as bad as the US in the end on AI, but at least they are giving lip service to the ethics of AI and global standards vs the US model of “I’m a tech CEO, trust me, but don’t regulate me…”.

This actually works I think.

By legalizing drugs, prostitution and the like, the government can regulate these businesses, and enforce standards with respect to safety, security, taxation and the like.

 

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I don't disagree with all of your comment, but it is rather comical that you seem to be unaware of, for just one example, the US military liberating a country halfway around the world in 6 weeks, with fewer than 300 fatalities, in 1991.

That's "hard power" to a degree that no other country in human history has exhibited.

The United States retains the military capacity to conquer all but a handful of nations. Occupying, administering, and pacifying such a territory after an invasion, however, turns out to be extremely difficult, as just about everyone has discovered since the Colonial era.

Hahahahaha!

The current US is so weak that they feel their national security threatened by Switzerland! Yes, by a tiny, neutral nation on the other side of the globe. Much more so by China. Maybe because we're beating the US economically by a huge margin. (I remember when one $US would cost 1.1 CHFr, now I have to pay maybe 0.8). Or because they're a bunch of cowards.

And just look at how much their president is cow-towing to that genocidal maniac putin.