U.S. tech companies and government agencies are racing to develop defenses against potential terrorist drone attacks, a threat that has security experts increasingly concerned as they’ve watched the rise of drone warfare in Israel, Ukraine and Yemen.
U.S. tech companies prepare for potential drone attacks as international strikes spark concern
Sponsored by Raytheon or something like that. /s
The shock sacking of Sam Altman, the founder of OpenAI, by his own board reveals the contradictions emerging in the development of ChatGPT and other ‘generative artificial intelligence’ models driving the AI revolution.
AI: open or closed?
The campaign is seeking million-dollar donations from dozens of the world’s biggest names in media, finance and tech, Semafor reported.
Billionaires are teaming up for pro-Israel, anti-Hamas media drive: Report
Related:
As China Looks to Broker Gaza Peace, Antisemitism Surges Online
Shen Yi, a prominent professor of international relations at Fudan University, likened Israel’s attacks to acts of aggression perpetrated by Nazis. Among the comments on recent posts from the official social media account of Israel’s embassy in China were similar comparisons of Israelis to Nazis.
Previous video: Lies written in ink can never conceal the truth written in blood
Leaked: Israeli plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza
The document, issued on 13 October, identifies a plan to transfer all residents of the Gaza Strip to North Sinai as the preferred option among three alternatives regarding the future of the Palestinians in Gaza at the end of the current war between Israel and the Hamas-led Palestinian resistance
Apple Now Supports A Federal Right To Repair Law (Its Lawyers Will Help Write)
Here’s the thing: most of these companies haven’t genuinely changed their stripes. They just know that the bipartisan popularity of these reforms make it impossible for them to continue actively opposing them. So what they’re doing is lending their support for state laws, provided said laws exempt most of the key industries engaged in the dumbest behaviors.
US tightens rules on AI chip sales to China in blow to Nvidia
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang told the Financial Times earlier this year that the 2022 controls had left the Silicon Valley company with its “hands tied behind our back” by barring sales of its most advanced chips to China. He has said further restrictions could seriously harm US chipmakers by eating into their ability to finance investment.
Related:
China ups export curbs on key EV battery component, safeguarding graphite amid US tensions
from the look,-we-honestly-thought-no-one-would-keep-asking-questions dept
Thu, Sep 28th 2023 10:41am – Tim CushingTwo years ago, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released its initial review of federal use of facial recognition tech. That report found that at least half of the 20 agencies examined were using Clearview’s controversial facial recognition tech.
Oversight Report Finds Several Federal Agencies Are Still Using Clearview’s Facial Recognition Tech
The biggest destroyer of the global economic and trade order is being paranoid. This is perhaps the most incisive and vivid explanation of why the US government and media outlets have seen a rumored ban on iPhones as China’s retaliation against the US.
Hype on iPhone ‘ban’ shows US has a guilty conscience
Related:
US spokesman behind on the news pours gas on seemingly settled China iPhone ban
In what appears to be a statement generated before news of the Chinese government refuting ban rumors, the White House chimed in on the matter, as reported by Bloomberg. The National Security Council shared that it is watching the issue with concern.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Hollywood, Law & Order: Organized Crime, Warren Leight, Artificial Intelligence, 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, SAG-AFTRA, 2023 Writers Guild of America strike, Writers Guild of America, Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, 2023 Hollywood labor disputes, Television, Television in the United States, Cinema of the United States, Films, Television shows, More Perfect Union, More Perfect Union (media organization), creativity, computer science, digital media, writing, writers, film directors, cinematographers, Generative artificial intelligence, Generative AI, ChatGPT, entertainment, robots, performers, scribes,
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit writer Warren Leight and multiple actors reveal how AI could produce a full episode of the show. They warn that the human element is crucial to making good TV. Without it, your favorite shows would be ruined. They’re fighting to regulate the use of AI in TV — and save the industry from itself.
How AI Could Make a Full Episode of Law & Order — and Destroy TV
Mint Press News suspended on TikTok, The Grayzone’s fundraising campaign frozen by GoFundme, and now The Cradle’s Facebook page is unpublished. Independent journalism is losing a war and few people seem to notice.
Developing: A bad month for Resistance media just got much worse
Ms. Cat’s Chronicles 
You must be logged in to post a comment.