I have a brother-in-law that had a heart attack. He was talking to my sister and remembers saying something isn’t right and the next thing is waking up later in the hospital after it was all over. If he’d been alone when it happened he would have died and never known what was happening. If I have the choice, that seems like an easy way to shuffle off the mortal coil.
No. She is the incumbent and still in office. She lost to Abdul in the primary though and has refused to endorse him unless he sucked fascist cock [paraphrased but that’s what she essentially demanded]. He told her to pound sand and she went over to support Abdul’s republican opponent in the general.
It’s when Neo first wakes up from the matrix and has to pull the tube out of his throat before he gets flushed down to the sewers where the Nebuchadnezzar picks him up. Took me a minute to place it too.
I’m not a researcher or anything, but in this case it does seem to prevent new cancer.
After vaccination with the higher-density particles, mice were much less likely to develop tumors when later exposed to melanoma cancer cells expressing the SIINFEKL antigen.
Essentially, they modified a harmless bacteriophage to carry a neoantigen common to a form of mouse colon cancer and provoke an immune response. This taught the mouse’s immune system to attack when it detects that neoantigen in the future thus preventing tumor formation.
They did previously use a similar technique to attack existing mouse tumors and are working towards using it to treat other cancer types.
In this study, the researchers tested the vaccine as a way to prevent cancer from developing, and in their previous work, they adapted it for use to treat mouse colon tumors that have already formed. In the future, they also hope to use it to combat other types of cancer.
If a similar structure is found to be common in human colon cancer, a bacteriophage could be created to prompt a person’s immune system to attack cancer cells as soon as they appear or treat people who already have colon cancer. This seems like a very exciting discovery if it translates to a human treatment.
Your example is A) German police investigating a suspected concentration camp guard, and B) only an investigation. It’s an example of the German police being persistent, full points there. But even then it is not justice. It is only an investigation. Do you have an example of American justice, and I mean actual justice, like an ICE agent actually being sentenced and sent to jail for their violent crimes?
How many people have been murdered by out of control ICE agents? How many ICE agents are in jail for their crimes? It has been almost ten months since Renee Good was murdered on January 7th by an ICE agent. A crime recorded on video. Where is her murderer, Jonathan Ross? No one knows for sure because ICE is hiding him, but according to then New York Governor Hochul, he was given a 3-day suspension and then reinstated in New York.
What about Alex Pretti’s ICE agent murderer? A crime also committed on video. Alex was also murdered January of this year. Your guess about his location is as good as mine because Homeland Security has kept even his identity secret. You can bet he is still on the job for ICE and has been steadily violating people’s rights the whole time.
At this point in history, the tragic truth is that American justice is neither persistent nor swift.
Users here often attack posts when headline writers use certain verbiage to gain clicks. I just assume that the user in question has nothing useful to add to the conversation at hand since they can’t do anything more than whine about a particular word in the headline and ignore them.
Throw him on the pile, 1,525 and counting…
So all the rats abandoned ship when they saw that it was sinking. All the AI ships are sinking because there is no way to make it profitable. The operational costs are just too high. I imagine there are a lot of AI company CEOs watching this and deciding whether or not they too should be jumping ship now. Because it’s not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when.
The simple solution to this is for the college to physically remove the cameras from their mountings. The poles our buildings that the cameras are mounted to are owned by the university. They should then inform Flock that they can pick the cameras up at the school’s lost at found.
So if someone kills someone else with a gun then you want to punish the gun rather than the person who held it? Computers, like guns, are tools. AI is a tool. A shitty tool, but still just a tool. If you use a tool to kill someone, then you are the killer, not the tool.
This keeps coming up.
“A COMPUTER CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE THEREFORE A COMPUTER MUST NEVER MAKE A MANAGEMENT DECISION”
So the AI did not make a decision. The AI has no authority nor ability to launch missiles (yet). Someone, one or more human beings did, and I use the term loosely. Those humans took the information that was fed to them by an AI, failed to verify the accuracy of the information despite it being common knowledge that AIs frequently hallucinate and make stuff up, and then proceeded to launch the attack.
In summary, it wasn’t the AI. One or more people took the advice of an AI and negligently murdered 123 little girls.
No shit. He’s also going to be Mr. Fuck Over Every State That He Didn’t Win. You think his ICE/Brown Shirts are bad now? It’s going to be war in the streets when he lets them off the leash if he loses the House and Senate.