What Europe needs, he says, is to use the best technology—such as AI and smart software—to produce more efficiently and improve supply chains.

Software company’s CEO wants the money to go to his company.

When you are talking about diplomats, very little.

Poor dude, he’s illiterate and doesn’t even have a radio or TV.

I wonder what Polish farmers think will happen to their farms if Ukraine falls and Russian tanks start driving over them.

I just wish that these extreme-right cretins would also take it as a sign of God when they almost croak twice during a campaign.

Chancellor Leberwurst is softer than a wet paper bag. News at 11.

You are telling me that smart meters, of all things, don’t have API circuit breakers to prevent them from crashing the entire system? Talk about irony.

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Before we even get close to have this discussion, we would need to have an AI capable of experiencing things and developing an individual identity. And this goes completely opposite of the goals of corporations that develop AIs because they want something that can be mass deployed, centralised, and as predictable as possible - i.e. not individual agents capable of experience.

If we ever have a truly sentient AI it’s not going to be designed by Google, OpenAI, or Deepmind.

Well, for that their only solution is to use their Central America regime change guidebook closer to home, and hope everyone forgets the US’s propensity to elect imperialist assholes.

If you have a self-consistent human rights framework all rights support and in some way encompass all other rights.

I love how the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union frames if, by starting with with “Human dignity is inviolable. It must be respected and protected” as the foundation that is so fundamental it’s just recognised and not “given”.

Does our world sound like a world where any President of the US and/or Russia had access to time travel?

That still doesn’t invalidate that the authorities tried to deport people without a trial, ignoring the presumption of innocence and rule of law in general. That’s at least AfD level disregard for the Grundgesetz.

Everyone involved in this should be forbidden from holding authority until they are able to explain why what they did is the opposite of the values of a Rechtsstaat.

In other news, Troy accepted Greece’s gift horse statue, in a sign of the improving ilian-hellenic relationship.

Of course it is. The only thing worse than arbitrary tariffs are unpredictable tariffs. Right now no one can plan their business more than one week in advance and even that feels like gambling.

Everyone and their cousins have their own platform. That’s the issue. No one wants to standardize on someone else’s alternative so the incumbents reign supreme.

By that criteria so is article 5, as it only calls for “such action as it deems necessary”.

“US President has an uneventful Thursday and doesn’t crash the world economy”.

I pity The Onion’s writers.

The closest, at least outside of China, would be Dailymotion.