Mercurial Maddnes
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GM of many world's and a Queer disaster. Now is the time of monsters, but we must not fear ruins. For fear is the mindkiller. Be kind in what is to come. She/They/We
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You know, seeing liberals speak up louder in defense of a guy with a Nazi tattoo than any marginalized community in the past year shouldn't shock me at all, and yet it does. It really does.
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Agree with all of this!
There is a reason why Schumer and co. were pushing so hard for mills to jump in the race, they’ve probably know about this stuff for months, and now that she is declared, is dropping that oppo
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I hope folks are keeping track of all of these disappearing messages, because holy Presidential Records Act and related archival requirements violations, Batman!
Any politician who utters the phrase "Look forward, not back" in the next two electoral cycles gets sent to the cornfield. ➡️ Never again
Any politician who utters the phrase "Look forward, not back" in the next two electoral cycles gets sent to the cornfield. ➡️ Never again
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The federal government is expected to file a motion in Nunavut court next month to have the Inuit experiments case dismissed. The lawyer for the plaintiffs says the government's denial of involvement is "offensive."
The federal government is expected to file a motion in Nunavut court next month to have the Inuit experiments case dismissed. The lawyer for the plaintiffs says the government's denial of involvement is "offensive."
‘It doesn't look good on the federal government’: says plaintiffs’ lawyer in Inuit experiments case
There's 'no evidence that the federal government was involved in conducting the research,' in Inuit experiments case, according to a government statement.
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The federal government is expected to file a motion in Nunavut court next month to have the Inuit experiments case dismissed. The lawyer for the plaintiffs says the government's denial of involvement is "offensive."
The federal government is expected to file a motion in Nunavut court next month to have the Inuit experiments case dismissed. The lawyer for the plaintiffs says the government's denial of involvement is "offensive."
‘It doesn't look good on the federal government’: says plaintiffs’ lawyer in Inuit experiments case
There's 'no evidence that the federal government was involved in conducting the research,' in Inuit experiments case, according to a government statement.
www.aptnnews.ca
A new iPhone app, Endless Summer, uses AI to create photorealistic vacation photos starring you — no travel required
Too burned out to travel? This new app fakes your summer vacation photos for you | TechCrunch
A new iPhone app, Endless Summer, uses AI to create photorealistic vacation photos starring you — no travel required
techcrunch.com
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"But when the team looked at the employees’ actual work output, they found that the developers had completed tasks 20% slower when using AI than when working without it. Researchers were stunned. “No one expected that outcome. We didn’t even really consider a slowdown as a possibility.”
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like i think the Times Editorial Board gives the game away here
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“For more than a decade, researchers have wondered whether artificial intelligence could help predict what incapacitated patients might want when doctors must make life-or-death decisions on their behalf.”
Should an AI copy of you help decide if you live or die?
Doctors share top concerns of AI surrogates aiding life-or-death decisions.
arstechnica.com