Last week, the agency introduced Elsa, an artificial intelligence large-language model similar to ChatGPT.
They were so close to calling it Eliza.
I for one welcome my new drug approving overlords. Hallucinations are exactly what I look for in my drugs. "Cancer cure with a side trip to rotational-verse? Yes please, and cue up extra dimensions!"
"radically increase efficiency" in examining as many as 500,000 pages submitted for approval decisions.
Reject it, status tl;dr
I don't know where this notion that Bluesky is an echo chamber comes from.
It probably came from the same place as the notion that Twitter is an echo chamber.
Look for example at an MRT scan. Without AI you couldn't navigate through it, because it would be just a bunch of a few thousand images.
You literally can navigate it as image slices. I don't even know why you think that's hard.
Abortions were illegal, but not a dilation and curettage (D&C)
Oh. Now I realize why you never hear about D&C anymore. Seems at one time it was a lot more common.
Sex outside of marriage clearly leads to the spread of quite a lot of disease
You don't even need to have sex. You just need to kiss, or
Israel was not founded by Jews. It was founded by Canaanites, a polytheistic semitic ethnicity.
People were in Israel long, long before the Canaanites arrived. Long before even the Afroasiatic languages existed. Before the pyramids were built, this is where people passed when they departed Africa, and many of them left an archeological trace.
Indeed, but them matching one or several definitions of fascism does make them fascist. Let's take the criteria used by Laurence W. Britt (2003
Laurence W. Britt made his definition with the purpose of insulting Bush. I fully support that purpose, but it is not backed by science in any way.
In the modern era, calling someone fascist is an attempt to insult, not describe. And that is what you are doing, too.
compositioning graphics system back then, and still doesn't really, it's mostly stuck in its 1980s technology of X11 limitations
Don't listen to the Wayland developers, they are ignoramuses.
Man must shape his tools lest they shape him. -- Arthur R. Miller