Warnings about its dangers need to be stated in a way that they will understand. Like maybe "All AI models already have a kill switch: the computer's power cord.

That's literally not a kill switch. How do you kill an AI if you're not in the room where the power cord is plugged in?

"Your honour, I tried killing my AI but it runs in the cloud and I don't know where. Also my AI service supplier refused to turn it off for me when I called them"

Kill switches are a very good thing. When you need them you need them to work. Like any good tool, they are complex to implement correctly. And like any good tool, they should be implemented early. Not as an afterthought, like these AI companies want to do.

A world without kill switches is a world where the kill switch is an EMP.

And rightly so. The senator is not Trump. He is not immune from prosecution like Trump is. So it makes perfect sense that if someone doxxed Trump it should be treated differently than if Trump doxxed a regular American. Trump is a special case with special rights.

I(f you don't like it, maybe don't elect a king?)

I suspect that "market share" is a lot about what kind of games heavy players are playing on Steam right now. March was when Slay the Spire 2 was released, a very Linux friendly game, popular with Linux demographics. Months where DRM-ridden MMOs or extraction shooter of the month dominates - which is most of them - will see lower Linux use.

I'm not saying it is a *good idea* for a community to sell out like that, I'm just saying a majority likely would take the deal.

They are factually security improvements.

Sure, as long as you're clear it's not your security as a user they're protecting.

As we used to say in the security profession, the weakest link is not the software, or the hardware, it's always the wetware.

Finding a single place willing to put up with a datacenter is as much success as deploying thousands of these hypothetical space datacenters.

For the cost of a *single* SpaceX launch, they could basically bribe an entire small town's population to be happy with them. $50K a person and they'll *probably* pass public comment.

There are people who do, Mr Coward, and there are people who don't do. You're one of those.

Well, you're a Coward, Mr Anonymous. So obviously I think you're too scared to actually do what the French did.

Can we call it Stupid Intelligence yet?

Among the worst of all bullshit jobs we have invented in the West are narrative pushers and their junk "science."

Who won the 2020 election?
Joseph R. Biden Jr. won the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

Was what it did when I asked.

Just be evil . . .

Yup. I'm expecting "lickable" buttons and windows next.

A judge typically has that discretion already. Your point of view is valid, but I think it encourages gaming, like any other situation where the payoff is thought to be known in advance.