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You Muppet. I've never seen anyone so adept at digging themselves into a hole. And then keep digging. And digging. And digging. The sick, evil, ****************ed up excuse for a human that was responsible for the Southport killings wasn't actually an immigrant, or a Muslim. Also, as heinous as it was, the crime wasn't categorised as a terror attack at sentencing. The guy is just a sick, evil, ****************ed up excuse for a human who has an obsession with extreme violence. Why did you think he was an immigrant, and a Muslim? You got caught out by that BS disinformation at the time, or you just blindly parroted it to stoke division and hatred. I'm not sure which is worse. There might be some interesting statistics in this report if you could read it. Who do Britons hold responsible for the Southport attack? | YouGov YOUGOV.CO.UK The public tend not to see the stabbings as an act of terrorism

I'd rather you in charge than Musk or Thiel, or indeed their AIs. Side stepping the UBI concept. I think humans, or any animal for that matter, is instinctively programmed to have to work in order to exist. We need that as a basic motivation to function in life. Take away the need to work and pretty soon things will start to break down I reckon.

Bullshit. We all know what you were insinuating. You were wrong about the Southport incident, and probably wrong again this time. The speed with which you post these things up after the event every time is indecent. Just trying to make political capital from tragedy. It's not hard to see what kinds of people you want the perpetrators to be, and their motivations. What's not clear is whether or not you actually believe the disinformation that you post on here sometimes, or you're just propagating it to incite division and hatred.

But to what end? What are all the ex-staff, and most of the rest of us humans, when extrapolated, going to be doing? After initially telling tech what to do.

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Oi oi savaloy!

Fair enough. I knew it was a thing with Redwoods, and some other tree species I think, it was just that particular picture that I was questioning, not you personally. With the insidious invasion of AI, there's doubt over almost everything these days.

Nice.

I'm not convinced that's real, doesn't look quite right to me. Is it your photo, probably crappy AI again otherwise.

Should be a nice little cycle ride. Google Maps MAPS.APP.GOO.GL It'll be nice if they do get it. A big boost for local biodiversity; a small reversal of the general collapse at least.

True. I'm sure I saw something somewhere recently about a new initiative to try to standardise carparks so that they could all utilise one app, or at least a small number of apps. That'd be great, but I don't see it happening anytime soon sadly.

Not fungi, but well worth a mention nonetheless. Zoom in, zoom in. ,

Some of Dartmoor's finest here.

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No, not much idea at all really. It's all a long way away from the west midlands, and even further away from the south west. Yes, they should be handing it over for free, but they're not unfortunately. That's why they're so obscenely rich. So dear David needs donations. You could still contribute. It's good to help sometimes, rather than just complain and criticise.

I saw a good talk about the impacts of AI on education by some guy last year. Can't find it now which is a shame. It was hard hitting. He essentially said that in just a few short years the whole education system will be completely redundant. Due I think to the fact that our education system is largely based on the sharing and retention of knowledge currently. Very soon there'll no real need for that as almost everything can be looked up. Wish I could remember more details. There was also some discussion of the fact that education is primarily aimed at providing students with the knowledge required to gain and succeed in employment. But again, what's the point of that when the jobs for humans won't be there soon as most will be done by AI governed machines? Excepting some skilled, manual work obviously.

Big difference between a helicopter and the internet. Probably an even bigger difference with AI. If used for evil deeds the helicopter can only inflict limited damage on the scale of things. AI on the other hand, given it's all pervasive nature, could result in untold harms in the wrong hands. Or even left to its own devices if some analysis is to be believed. There's no doubt at all that it's a powerful tool. Perhaps it's too powerful already. That wasn't the original question though.

Ok, I thought you hailed from the NW, but no matter, my mistake. Doesn't make much difference though, you could still contribute to a good cause.

Where does this hangup about universities stem from? It's cropped up a lot recently. I must have missed that little episode on here. Sir David Attenborough backs bid to buy Rothbury Estate WWW.BBC.CO.UK Wildlife trusts attempt to raise £30m to keep Northumberland's Rothbury Estate from being split up. @Johnsond @Steven P @Mark J Any of you going to help David Attenborough out with this honourable venture? I think you're all local-ish. I chipped in earlier.

Nice. The mindset was a mixture of 1, 3 and 5 really. Plus hoping for a bit of confirmation bias if I'm honest, I think it's crap! Whilst fully aware of it being a vast, complex subject the question was an attempt to force a dichotomy. No fence sitting allowed. Based on the current trajectory of the AI rollout we're all going to be forced to come down on one side of the good/bad fence anyway. We're getting no opportunity to cherry pick only the good aspects of it.

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I thought this was another one, when I saw that it happened "near London". But no, it was the same one that's been on the local news here, Walsall, near London. The Sikh community is up in arms about this, the latest in a string of crimes against them, stretching back to the summer. Rightly so.