Chatbot was used in war planning
Chatbot was used in war planning
Kicking Robots, by James Vincent
‘Atoms for Algorithms:’ The Trump Administration’s Top Nuclear Scientists Think AI Can Replace Humans in Power Plants
Chicago Sun-Times prints summer reading list full of fake books
Greenland 'Freedom City'? Rich donors push Trump for a tech hub up north
The TESCREAL bundle: Eugenics and the promise of utopia through artificial general intelligence
rpg.net gets caught being unfathomably based
Brought to our attention by Wandering.shop [http://Wandering.shop] member David Croyle: According to the administrators of rpg.net [http://rpg.net], their website is officially a No Nazis Bar. No follow-up questions: https://wandering.shop/@croyle/113980700961699526 [https://wandering.shop/@croyle/113980700961699526]
Nashville Developer Makes RealPage, but for Renters
Looks like a local boy did good. I linked the /r/nashville post since it has a good description of the website. Users can see a history of rent prices for a given property and its neighbors, which gives some leverage in negotiations. For more context, local rent prices are down 6% from highs. I’m curious to see if it takes off, and how robust it is against adversarial tactics like bogus reports and nuisance lawsuits.
The System is Borked, We Need an Upgrade
Rojava has built what seems like a robust, equitable, bullshit-resistant mutual aid system in the face of incredible resistance. I’m having a hard time understanding how the underlying system works, though. Any recommendations for Bookchin/Öcalan type reading? I’ve procrastinated on it because I hate reading theory (and it’s always embarrassing to need hand holding at my age), but needs must. I haven’t had much luck turning up English language stuff that lays out how the system works in a way I could share with a casual observer.
Salesforce invites a horse into the hospital