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Sure, but maybe you haven't caught on - laws for you and I not for them

The rules are setup to hold down the powerless and keep the powerful in power

Sure but it is untested grounds ultimately the US will not be held accountable

The US will never be beholden to the ICC nor the UN

They are arms the US leverages to hold others accountable

The US had a good thing going

Not sure on holding them accountable for launching cause any bases are considered US territory

No, the US is not part of the ICC and has ultimate veto power in the UN

Companies already kill people and no one is held accountable thanks to

The company is deemed a corpus legally but you cannot jail a company, only fine it

The law is not written to account for this

Who do you hold accountable? The model

I agree with you but we are in uncharted territory

People don't understand how above International Law the US is

It's not a part of the ICC and it has supreme veto power in the UN

Basically the US was always a rogue state not beholden to the rules it setup on the international level

The benevolence of the US was key to the whole system

Moreover the US is not part of the ICC and no one can hold the US accountable for war crimes as such

The US also hold ultimate veto power in the UN, so the UN is powerless other than strong words

They can't even ticket it for driving violations

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You said indiscriminately

I said everything else you just echoed back

Pretty much every take on Anthropic and the DoD did absolutely no reading

Anthropic does not mind using AI to kill

Anthropic is partners with Palantir

Anthropic is funded by Thiel

Your expectation that Anthropic is moral and has ethics is wrong

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No, Anthropic was fine with using it to kill

Anthropic didn't want it used to surveil the US population and disagreed with 100% autonomous killinga

They don't mind killing people at all.

Thiel is their investor, Palantir is their partner

Anyone who allows any nuke system access to the public internet or private networks (including AI) has already lost the game

Isolated systems exist for a reason

It doesn't matter how they are killing, they are killing

AI in killing should never be leveraged, what hair do you want to split?

Gotcha, I just happen to be super young and at a dinner with Florio and Trump

Jersey man!

When I was like 14, Mike Tyson once leaned over and looked at me to say, "Pass the fucking popcorn"

Wait was it Florio?

Yeah, it was a misguided move and has caused much harm to our society, we owned ourselves with that one

That being said, I agree with you, it exists today and people should be paid

I am sympathetic to people needing jobs but maybe don't join the terror force

We have so many ways to create jobs, this is not the way - we should add this to the list of the remaking of DHS

We pay for this unnecessary role in taxes, time, and stress

To be fair, TSA doesn't need to exist

It is there to create fear, hatred and micro-economies

How many bottles of water have been purchased post throwing out water?!?!

Anthropic was always fine with using AI to kill, they were opposed to the method of killing

They don't see the tech as ready, YET, for autonomous killings

Afterall, Thiel is an investor

A series of posts via WH reporters commenting how the President goes off track on ballroom instead of the war at hand

This is just insane reporting during wartime

Best doner kebab I ever had was that day

I also saw parts of Istanbul I would never have thought to enter

Another time, I hung out with young French kids in Rome but the girls wouldn't talk to us, according to their rather drunk friend, "they don't want to talk to you bc they are from the castle"

I get that, I significantly slowed down since pandemic and my life has changed enough that I don't see much on the horizon

People were so friendly, I remember a time having a 12 hr layover in Istanbul and meeting a young couple at the Airport who I spent the day with helping buy a rooted phone

We were approximately 60 folks but I got to travel the world to see/work with the one person in Barcelona, the one in Buenos Aires, the team in Moldova, the one in Lithuania, etc, etc.

I was so lucky and took advantage of it

There is still time!!!

The closing of the Hormuz straight is a great opportunity to unload some previously unavailable oil on the International market from a country that just recently installed a puppet government

The grifting never ends and we pay for it in blood and toil