This is a reminder that US scientists during the cold war thought fish were russian subs because they didn’t have biologists on staff
Judging by the way they’ve treated big companies in the past the NSA is staffed by a bunch of people who use backroom deals with US tech companies to collect their data mostly.
I actually think a large plurality of them spend most their time tracking/stalking their wives and like people they argued with the day before.
LOL! The level condescension sure is right on point Lemmy.That genuinely got a chuckle. In some ways I enjoy being that simple child. Full of wonderment at this universe around him.
Oh small, simple child: who do you think has the better access to AI in the first place?
This is a reminder that US scientists during the cold war thought fish were russian subs because they didn’t have biologists on staff
Judging by the way they’ve treated big companies in the past the NSA is staffed by a bunch of people who use backroom deals with US tech companies to collect their data mostly.
I actually think a large plurality of them spend most their time tracking/stalking their wives and like people they argued with the day before.
Didn’t downvote you but…
LOL! The level condescension sure is right on point Lemmy.That genuinely got a chuckle. In some ways I enjoy being that simple child. Full of wonderment at this universe around him.
Well, you know … “them”
The companies who are training AI… On Linux servers?
Wait no, obviously smaller actors you’re referring to with your mysterious comment.
Or maybe all the follow on tech companies that are the largest customers using AI aaand who also mostly use Linux
No no I’ve got it wrong, US government entities want a backdoor so restrict AI releasing, then during that window exploit non-US companies using Linux