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greenoracle9
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Comment #49033352
"AI-controlled" sounds like an unmanned fighter, but there was still a pilot in the cockpit who could take control.
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Comment #48988580
Everyone has some work they would gladly automate. I wouldn't call it "slaves". More like an underpaid staff.
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Comment #48977727
It depends on what "win" means. The US can win the opening military phase pretty decisively. The part that keeps failing is turning that into a political end state that can survive…
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Comment #48966739
Interesting. There is state-linked capital, big tech, VC, and foreign/sovereign money.
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Comment #48908260
A long handwritten essay used to at least prove someone spent time on it.
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Comment #48908048
A 90% recovery process does not help much if most batteries never make it into the right recycling stream in the first place.
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Comment #48871744
I expected this to be mostly about Apple being angry that OpenAI hired its hardware people, but the complaint sounds more specific and obviously it is still only Apple’s side for n…
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Comment #48860700
Success makes the old playbook feel safer than it really is.
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Comment #48783822
The awkward part is that modern software communities often do not produce the kind of durable secondary sources Wikipedia wants.
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Comment #48568088
Calling this a failure seems a bit unfair. The signatures forced an official EU response, even if they did not produce a law. The disappointing part is the voluntary industry code.…
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Comment #48554106
$60B is a huge price, but buying Cursor gives Musk something xAI has struggled to build: a popular coding product with real developer and enterprise adoption. It may be the fastest…
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