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Terrorism is in the eye of the beholder -- usually the aggrieved party. Hence the saying, "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter"

Humans are "artificial artificial intelligence."

> They have to explain what they are doing.

They really don't. A public company doesn't even have to provide forward-looking earnings guidance, though many choose to do so for strategic reasons. The only reason to make announcements is if there's some strategic benefit to doing so.

Great, then AI companies should divert 5% of revenue to sustain Wikipedia and researchers...

The microcosm of subdivision-level governance where Karens/Kens with too much free time relish in power-tripping over their neighbors... All things equal, I'll take state, county, or city government over HOAs.

In other words: BYD.

Which candidate(s) would that be... and why?

Deloitte operates much more like a franchise network than a single multinational corporation. It's technically a network of independent, locally owned professional-services partnerships.

This one appears to be Cyprus - clearly the center of ethical business operations...

Seems to be a huge loop-hole: It doesn't seem to prohibit a private company from operating a ALPR system...?

The blast radius from a maritime collission is (mostly) relegated to the vehicles in question [1]. The same is not true for satellite collisions.

[1] There are counterexamples, like in narrow chokes & whatnot.

Get saavy...? More like "will require trust that manufacturers are honest" -- which I won't believe for a miliesecond.

Humans still have brains (and thus human intellect) even in the presence of AI... Even today, people make varying use of their brains.

"Manufacture as many paperclips as possible"

"Does it?" - Yes? Did you learn arithmetic with log & exponent tables, or just calculators?