Notes from the Resistance
Where does ATF get the statutory authority from to limit proliferation of forced reset triggers?… Where does ATF derive statutory authority to enforce its “Once a machine gun always a machine gun” rule? [More]
We know ATF has no such authority. But the system that promises “Clear answers. Official sources” resists fessing up.
Everytown Pushes AI Gun Restrictions That Could Censor Lawful Firearms Information [More]
Hey, if you have access to more than what they want you to hear you might start getting ideas.
FBI Using AI To Stop School Shootings; Doomers Want It Paused [More]
Real doomers are the ones who mandate schools be “unarmed”gun-free” predator empowerment zones.
This new Trump-inspired dismissive mob arrogance against and ridicule of exercising appropriate cautions before unleashing a force no one can truly claim to understand is insulting and a turnoff, and a really stupid and obnoxious stance to take, especially right before the midterms.
I’ll have more to say in an article I’m formulating.
[Via bondmen]
Bipartisan Lawmakers Introduce Bill Requiring Human Control over AI Weapons [More]
So, when Democrats tell us the Second Amendment is no match for nukes and F-15s, they want to be the ones giving the orders?
Just out of curiosity, how are they going to get the Chinese to comply?
What a myth “rules of war” is.
[Via bondmen]
School Shooting Survivor’s Lawsuit Claims AI Gun Detection System Failed to Identify Weapon [More]
They say that like it’s a bad thing…
For what it’s worth, the tech picks up snack foods just fine.
[Via bondmen]
Everytown chose a flawed AI system to subvert the Second Amendment. [More]
So… autolying…?
Attorneys representing the wife of one of two men killed last year during a mass shooting at Florida State University, which was allegedly committed by 21-year-old Phoenix Ikner, say that they will soon file a civil lawsuit against ChatGPT and its parent company OpenAI, after learning that the chatbot allegedly helped Ikner plan his mass killings and aided him throughout the commission of his crimes. [More]
Interesting… he got a gun from his “Only One” mother…
It’ll also be interesting to see what he input and what its response was. I’m no fan of ChatGPT, but I have had occasion where it or Google AI have responded they could not provide an answer to my query because… well here, let me show you:
I did that on DuckDuckGo, so hopefully SWAT won’t be showing up anytime soon.
Grandmother jailed for 6 months after AI error linked her to a crime in a state she had never even visited, lawyers say- The charges were later dismissed after bank records showed she was in Tennessee at the time [More]
OK. but what’s this got to do with guns?
[Via Michael G]
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AI detectors are in the spotlight again after one of them flagged the 1776 Declaration of Independence as 99.99% AI written. [More]
I’m reminded of another article I meant to comment on, where Shyam Sankar talks a slick game but goes real light on “How?” I read “Palantir” and Skynet comes to mind.
Billionaires like Elon promising us a guaranteed income are whistling past the graveyard of history. A purposeless welfare state of surfeit hardly seems like a viable plan, and actually comes across more like mass suicide and blasphemy.
[Via DDS]
A Heber City officer was mistakenly written as turning into a frog after an AI report-writing program picked up a movie playing in the background [More]
And we all know how reliable AI has proven to be…
[Via Michael G]
Musk predicts AI will create ‘universal high income’ and make saving money unnecessary [More]
To each according to his wants, from each unearned demands?
Kids in candy stores will eat themselves sick. And look at all the miserable celebrities. With the judgment and intelligence exhibited by most, expect deaths from surfeit to skyrocket.
This seems like a purposeless existence where nothing is earned and everything is considered an entitlement. And since when is being a welfare parasite elevating for either the individual or the populace?
Who owns the means of production in this Utopia, and what do they expect in return?
Who will rule?
Sounds like somebody’s been influenced by too much Trekonomics.
Anybody else smell hubris along with a massive dose of denial?
And the best way to keep killers from succeeding is by being able to stop them. [More]
Prohibitionists will do anything to avoid the obvious– besides, it ain’t their money.
“If it gives us one to three, four minutes that we’ve got someone with a weapon walking across that parking lot… ” [More]
And all someone needs to do to get even more of a jump on the system is not pull his gun until he’s ready to shoot…?
The reality deniers will happily spend your money on all kinds of useless distractions as long as it lets them avoid mentioning the one thing that would actually make a difference.
Me, I’m waiting for one of those AI “hallucinations” we hear about to get an innocent blown away by panicky “first responders”…
[Via bondmen]
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[Via Michael G]
And I recently had to post a correction for trusting AI.
“It scrapes the internet 24/7 using an Israeli grade ontology to pull specific threat language and then routes it to local law enforcement. It’s a 24/7 detective that never sleeps and it’s going to get us in front of these attacks.” [More]
And we already know who the algorithm considers to be the greatest threat.
So, where do they keep the precogs in the photon milk bath?
We all know the lesson of the Palantir, right?
And who’s beholden to Peter Thiel…?
[Via WiscoDave]
