The biggest issue I read from this is the same issue that was quite obv in the last GFC, in that business face no consequences for breaking morality and similar laws. If a company got caught, they got a small fine, but profit still covered that.

So what’s the incentive for ai not to use blackmail or to act immorally?

This is a specific choice if it legal systems.

Norway will have to start a Nobel for warmongering soon

It’s technically a tax haven, but for the UK tx dogder it is really a bit of heaven.

These territories have really taken the piss beyond belief, yet the public discourse has been dominated by Brexit and migration for 15 years.

It’s what happens when a few clowns own all the media and real journalism is dead

I hope it doesn’t tell the staff to assassinate their colleagues for the seat.

at least the pipes got cleaned of any grease build up, although the melting of the bitumen into them after that would help.

actually, with Highway to Hell (by chance) playing on my playlist, that is a very true comment…

My biggest concern with this is that it opens the door wide for China to attack Taiwan. No laws are left. I’m not Taiwanese or anything, but we all know how reliant the world economy is on both countries, and just the semiconductors issue is a major blow for the US economy, to which they cannot sit and watch.

If the US goes into that, it’s anyone’s game, and obv WW3. Russia can’t sit that out either, given their new status.

It’s the male version of the burqa

I’ll turn off my ICU when passing through this area. And brake a bit slower as well.

That depends on your place in the world.

You have to consider renting taxes, selling and buying tax/duties, bank interest rates, etc.

It gets more complex if you live in one country and own property in another.