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Does anything matter if it's illegal or not when it comes to the current government? This is not a flamewar im interested from a practical perspective if things like this has any effects at all in practice.
Government has three branches for this reason, so yes everything matters if it is illegal.
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Well, I guess it's good that corporations have free speech protections under the First Amendment. I often see it argued here that they shouldn't.
The legal short-hand saying that "corporations are people" is terrible PR. Non-legal-experts look at that and logically and correctly conclude "no, they're not", and think it's a ridiculous statement. The underlying legal principle is that groups of individuals banding together don't lose their fundamental rights. That applies to unions, non-profits, clubs, churches, political parties, small businesses, and yes, corp…
.. but do limit their liabilities. It's not unreasonable to claim that limited liability should come with limited rights.
https://san.com/cc/no-the-nsa-wasnt-hacked-by-ai-heres-what-... If this article is accurate, it sounds like Mythos via Anthropic had proven itself to be a security risk. This explains the dual speak around it being both essential and a supply chain risk, since if it were hacked by another country it would compromise security. Not being any riskier than any other "blackbox" AI is still sufficiently dangerous and I sup…
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Money affords direct access and reach while the average person gets a queue You and I get an email box often full to communicate with officials over Rich people call and text them
You and me can also walk into their office.