Intentionally confusing and complex content is commonplace in academia and certain industries as a way of giving themselves a moat between them and anyone else that could do their work.

You didn't define evil, which I think was on purpose. The United States does a lot of things with its military. But it does not jail elderly political opponents and sentence them to death for being a threat to the regime.

This seems to be the overall trend in AI. If you're an expert in something, you can see where it's wrong. If you're not, you can't.

> infidelity scandal

Seems quaint these days.

I seem to recall a vague statement about AI doing half of his company's work, which was never really defined either.

That's the one question I had over and over when Twitter was slowly dying. Do we really need another Twitter?

Dictatorships do they best to make everyone convinced of this.

That way their way of doing business isn't questioned.

sure, that makes sense… they will do the business that jeopardizes national interest is the way to go /s

also I was not talking about dictatorships at all but all countries

I thought that was what this was about.

As did I so I read the article, and no, Candlestick was not the first stadium that died due to it being massively uncomfortable to go there at times.

Here's one from X via CNN: https://www.cnn.com/2024/09/04/politics/doj-alleges-russia-f...

Could they...employ their own services?