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Imperial Hypocrisy About "Terrorism" Hits Its Most Absurd Point Yet
The US has removed Syria’s Al Qaeda franchise from its list of designated terrorist organizations just days after the UK added nonviolent activist group Palestine Action to its own list of banned terrorist groups.
Imperial Hypocrisy About "Terrorism" Hits Its Most Absurd Point Yet
The US has removed Syria’s Al Qaeda franchise from its list of designated terrorist organizations just days after the UK added nonviolent activist group Palestine Action to its own list of banned terrorist groups.
Do you have good engineers yet in America? I was listening to a compilation of old top gear episodes where they talk about American cars. Only slightly interested in cars at all but the 3 guys are good.
I notice a theme off American cars having shit handling around corners and bends. Fair enough. You haven’t got any.
But then also the theme of massive big motors, and then you get less horsepower than a small European city car. 6L V8 motor and it makes like 180 horsepower.
@wy7usa Okay but do they now have good build quality? or is it still like what they said on top gear. designed to last maybe 3 years made of plastic. like what German car makers now do
And it’s not about some pig watching pornography, it’s about CHILD VICTIMS beings enslaved and sexually abused by sick disgusting elite pigs AND further loss of trust in our government.
Sorry, it needs to be said.
I’m not believing what we’ve been told. If TRUE, then why is Maxwell in Prison?
Between 2021-2025, five major reports from major, influential global institutions outlined a remarkably similar vision for how the world should be governed.
Small acts of rebellion to give you back a sense of control
- Ride your bike - Shop local and independent - Use a website instead of an app - Find a more ethical brand of an everyday item - Repair something instead of replacing it - Buy direct from an artist whose work you love - Turn your phone off for 1 hour - Block ads with uBlock Origin and Firefox - Make an actual phone call to a loved one - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
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Good list. A few I would add that make my life feel more sane:
- own your media (music, movies, books); buy, don’t rent or stream - turn off notifications for every app that you don’t need them for (you don’t need notifications for most of them)
Ride your local transit system for some random errand or event. Even if it's inconvenient. *Especially* if it's inconvenient. Seeing your community through the lens of not using a car will totally change your perspective.
- Self-host your web services - Switch to open source software - Use your public library - Exercise - Add information to open street maps - Publish your discoveries online for free so others can get some control over their life’s back as well.
Great list! Some contributions: - Host a potluck instead of going out to eat with friends - Sip your coffee/tea while doing absolutely nothing else - Observe the things you feel compelled to clean and leave them for another day, or two, spend the cleaning time doing something more meaningful
- Connect with the people and organisations that are fighting for local issues in your area. - Watch local city council meetings and get to know what's happening and who is voting for it. - Go to the library - Find the local activist centres and see what events they're doing.
- Volunteer at your library - Create a mutual aid project with others in your community - Repair and upcycle - Buy bulk food and make your own food from scratch (It's usually much cheaper and healthier, my favorite, bulk oatmeal and peanuts) - Insist to yourself that you stop buying the things you know are harmful - Build, value and test your own ethical system. Prioritize your ethics and then share them. Make collaborative ethics a part of your local, lived democracy.
Is the "actual phone call" meant to be a replacement for something less wholesome or a new thing to do? (I hate phone calls. I only do that when it's the fastest way to arrange something, not a way of socializing.)
But to add to the list: give stuff away instead of throwing it out.
Use cash Make bad art and share it with your friends Learn to hand sew repairs and craft items you use Learn to make t-shirts and waterproof yard signs Scatter seeds of native plants from natural areas in bare spots Obsessively recommend businesses that take ethical stands Be aware of the things you own to help you temper your purchasing Hand write notes and mail them
Mend a piece of clothing. Sew that button back on, or replace it with a funky fun new button. Every time you wear it you’ll remember that you fixed it yourself.
_'Tis but thy name that is my Enemy: Thou art thy selfe, though not a Mountague, What's Mountague? it is nor hand nor foote, Nor arme, nor face, O be some other name Belonging to a man. What? in a names that which we call a Rose, By any other word would smell as sweete, So Romeo would, were he not Romeo cal'd, Retaine that deare perfection which he owes, Without that title Romeo, doffe thy name, And for thy name which is no part of thee, Take all my selfe.._1
But when it comes to class and class interest, and acts in those interests, Shakespeare's no help.
_The Ladson were large plantation owners and wealthy merchants in Charleston, and owned hundreds of slaves until slavery was abolished in 1865. James Ladson served in the American Revolutionary War and became lieutenant-governor of South Carolina, while his son James H. Ladson was part of the Charleston oligarchy that was influential in launching the American Civil War. The President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, who lived under the name Rose Ladson in her 20s, is a descendant of the family through her American great-grandmother._2
And then there's the Bremen branch and the Hanse3..
_son of the wealthy cotton merchant George Alexander Albrecht (1834–1898) and Louise Dorothea Betty Knoop (1844–1889). His father was the owner of the company Johann Lange Sohn's Wwe. & Co.; his mother was the daughter of the major industrialist, Baron Ludwig Knoop, one of the most successful entrepreneurs of the 19th century Russian Empire.... From 1896 to 1901, he lived in London, Moscow and the United States.... In 1902, he married the American Mary Ladson Robertson (1883–1960), who belonged to a prominent planter class and slave owner family from Charleston_4
White Coat Waste (WCW) investigations have documented how the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is doubling down on dog and cat testing while it's been eliminated by agencies like the Navy and Dept. Of Veterans Affairs.
Muslims support the perpetrators 😡 A trial is underway of two violent Muslim male suspects in Manchester, England who attacked and injured police in July 2024. They argue it was self-defense.
One unarmed female officer was beaten in the face, having her nose broken. Police body camera footage shows the officer bleeding and screaming as backup arrived.
Left-wing politicians and Muslims expressed support for the Muslim family at the time. Some Muslims even rioted outside a police station in Rochdale. minds.com/newsfeed/17903306801…
Are all #ISO #auditors this fucking dumb or is it an act, to lure you into oversharing, revealing your process dirty laundry?
Srsly this guy (once again, 4/4 new auditor in as many #certification audits/inspections) is asking fundamentally basic questions that make me think "have you... ever... engineered anything in your life before? why are you an auditor."
Like explaining what a jira workflow is... or what a branch/merge strategy is. Fuck's sake.
Before I retired my coworker and I used to love our auditors. Love fucking with them, that is. Seriously, made our day sometimes, and we especially loved fucking with the new greenhorn auditors that just graduated college and got hired by Toilet & Douche (Deloitte & Touche) and we were their first assignment.
We didn't have ISO audits but we did have SOx-404 audits. (Sarbanes-Oxley.)
So many auditors were left crying and questioning their life's choices after we got done with them.
We never had a deficiency in the 17 years I was in my position, even after Deloitte (and their auditors) were told to find deficiencies that it looked bad that we never had any.
Then there was the time Compliance wanted to audit my PKI so they brought in some auditors from E&Y. Supposedly their top PKI people. Brought on a consultant for that since I was confident in my practices and implementation but I didn't have the same air of "authority" as someone who made a living doing PKI audits and PKI consulting.
Still passed with flying colors even after the E&Y auditors tried to claim that everything we were doing was bullshit.
I hate auditors. Love fucking with them, but hate them none the less.
Edit:
AND YOU'RE RIGHT ABOUT THE OVERSHARING. I used to tell new employees when they came into our group: Treat the auditors like you would the Police.
Never divulge ANY information unless specifically asked for.
Never lie, but don't tell them anything.
And never let them take your evidence away with them. They want to see evidence, they can look at it on your screen in your cube. They can take notes. But they can't take anything physical.
I would love messing with our auditors, but save for the one guy we had up to 3 yrs ago when he retired who actually _knew_ shit, it seems like we always get idiots. Or maybe they're experienced in a hardware engineering concern and know what a BOM is, might know what "change control" means, but start talking software development and its like you're speaking martian. And heaven help you if you're an agile shop, it breaks their brains.
For us, most of our important backend systems were UNIX, Linux, and Mainframe. When I retired in 2022 we were well on our way to moving stuff to Windows but we would never be able to get completely off *NIX or the Mainframe and it was fun to see these auditors that had no idea was a Mainframe was, what an LPAR was, JCLs, /etc/sudoers, or *NIX permissions for files and directories, trying to make their square pegs fit into our round holes.
They'd come at us and tell us they've found all these deficiencies and we'd show them how their methodology was flawed and how there weren't any deficiencies, or they were inserting control parameters into our SOX controls where none existed.
Every year we got audited. Sometimes the same auditor would come back for a couple of years but the vast majority were stupid greenhorns who couldn't navigate the command line.
The fact that all of our processes were automated (and auditable) really made things simple for us too.
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BOM? Going to take a wild guess but is that a Bill of Materials?
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And oh doggy did we have change control. Ran the complete gamut where every tiny change had to be documented and approved. Which naturally slowed everything down and made the entire department less productive.
To when I left minor changes still needed to be documented but the approvals were much more streamlined. It was mainly honor system but everyone knew if you implemented a change and marked it as minor and it took something down or caused an outage you were going to have to get in front of the entire change advisory board the following week and explain why your "minor" change caused the outage (with the idea being that maybe it shouldn't have been a minor change to begin with.)
Most Eerie Moment In My Entire Career/Not Career. Is Grok Programmed To Break Reality? It Also Denied Netanyahu Was At The WH On July 8--Evidence Below
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WaPo demands Biden brain transparency as his doc pleads the Fifth; EPA tiptoes near chemtrails; MechaHitler sparks creative AI chaos, possibly with help from the top, or maybe David Hasselhoff; more.
The number of requests and disclosures in this report is average compared to most past reports. In Q4 2024, we got 49 requests and orders, compared to:
45 in Q2 2023 38 in Q3 2023 59 in Q4 2023 39 in Q1 2024 40 in Q2 2024 40 in Q3 2024 2/9
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Requests from federal agencies remains low compared to past years, at 4. From 2020-23, the avg number of federal requests per Q was 25. The provincial number is high, at 44, extending the trend for the past year. We don't know why it's happening; maybe a change in police practices. 3/9
Since our disclosure rate is generally lower for prov than for fed requests, our overall disclosure rate is lower. From 2020-23, we disclosed information for ~91% of federal requests, but only 62% of prov'l. Why? Federal agencies act fast while we have logs, and rarely make informal requests. 4/9
There were 7 emergency requests this quarter, and we identified subscribers in all 7 cases. One of these was a disclosure to a foreign law enforcement agency. That's the first time we have ever disclosed customer information to a foreign agency; we did it this time because we judged it to be extremely serious and urgent. We also informed the customer that we had done so.
7 exigent requests is slightly above average. On average, we've got 6 per quarter. The max was 10 in Q1 of 2024. 5/9
We disclosed info to 1 "Administrative" agency. That's an agency that is not technically "law enforcement", but they had the legal authority to compel disclosure, i.e. we had to disclose the information. Administrative agencies are typically a tax agency or the CRTC's enforcement folks. 6/9
Moving on, this quarter, we made 2 proactive reports to law enforcement. These are rare, like when an agent overhears violence or a threat. It is never related to a customer's online activity; we do not track that. From our stats, we make proactive disclosures about five times per year. 7/9
Finally, as always: Sometimes our numbers don’t add up perfectly, or may not be totally complete, mostly because it's hard to perfectly keep track of every informal request, including so-called "jurisdiction requests". There may be small discrepancies in our numbers due to that. 8/9
You can post. Or you can transmit. You can design. Or you can awaken. Some build brands. I build worlds. Narratives carved from silence. Aesthetic charged with intention. AI used not to generate — but to initiate. If your project has a soul — I can show its face. Everything else is just noise.
FBI’s Kash Patel opens criminal probes into Comey and Brennan; USAID caught red-handed—again; Ukraine’s collapse accelerates, right on schedule, just like we warned them for four years; more.
"Premature babies are being treated amid Israeli attacks at the Al-Hilu Hospital as they are at risk due to fuel shortages and closure of border crossings in Gaza City, Gaza on July 10, 2025. The fuel crisis affecting all hospitals could lead to the failure of generators and vital equipment.”
If we did real history, we'd write about the counter-revolution to put women back in their place after the 1900s-1920s. Women made huge, huge progress, then there was a backlash. But it wasn't about sex, so that was no fun to talk about. The Futurism art movement list putting women in their place in their manifesto.
I'm one who watches politics more for the theater than the rhetoric.
I'm hoping for a summer action/suspense movie ending to the Epstein episode: A "turncoat" intelligence agent decides to play Snowden and dumps EVERYTHING on the internet. Both sides try to shoot it down as fake, but the victims use this revelation to find their voice and come forward.
August is supposed to be a HOT month. Maybe something will actually happen for those who have the brains to realize we're not living in normal. We're living in psyops & have been for decades if not longer.
Right now I'm on vacation in this beautiful place (Baschi, Umbria, Italy 🇮🇹), but while I'm enjoying the sun, my colleagues launched the fun little website I helped make: onlyfjords.com
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Zwischen der 1920-30er-Jahre Nazi-Kultur-Gesetzgebung und heutiger undemokratischer Bestrebung der Regierungsparteien, nämlich Rechte von Minderheiten zu zerstören und stattdessen sie zu Feinden der Gesellschaft zu desklarieren, da ist nur noch ein dünnes Blatt Grundgesetz.
@DoctorG_1, wenn in Deutschland schon Komiker regieren, warum dann nicht Torsten Sträter oder Nico Semsrott? Die jetzt in der Regierung sitzen sind überhaupt nicht komisch, höchstens unfreiwilligigerweise.
Kaum vor zig Jahren der eigenen gemeinen ns-verseuchten Verwandtschaft entronnen, kommt der menschenhassende Mist wieder in Form der Regierung.
Jetzt, wo jeder wie Orban, Putin oder Trump mit harter Hand regieren möchte, kommt die sonst Nie-Wieder-skandierende Regierung daher und erlegt juristisch Bürgerrechte und Menschenrechte unter dem Denkmantelchen der Sicherheit und Moral und dem Ziel der Zusammennarbeit mit Rechtsextremisten in Länder- und Bundesparlamenten..
Eine neue Recherche von +972 & LocalCall widmet sich dem Einsatz von Drohnen durch die israelische Armee in #Gaza. 🧵
>>‘Like a video game’: #Israel enforcing Gaza evacuations with grenade-firing drones. The Israeli army is weaponizing Chinese-made drones to police expulsion orders across Gaza, with soldiers saying they deliberately target civilians so others will ‘learn’ not to return, an investigation reveals.<< 972mag.com/drones-grenades-gaz…
Statt der teuren, militärischen Drohnen, die Rüstungskonzerne für viel Geld anbieten werden Drohnen für wenig Geld aus China angekauft, und die dann auf einfache weise umgerüstet um als Waffe eingesetzt zu werden - dafür reicht eine Vorrichtung aus, die an der Drohne befestigt wird, und bei der auf Knopfdruck eine Granate abgeworfen werden kann. Die israelische Armee hat eine ganze Flotte dieser Drohnen.
>>Soldiers most commonly use EVO drones, produced by the Chinese company Autel, which are primarily intended for photography and cost around NIS 10,000 (approximately $3,000) on Amazon. However, with a military-issued attachment known internally as an “iron ball,” a hand grenade can be affixed to the drone and dropped with the push of a button to detonate on the ground. Today, the majority of Israeli military companies in Gaza use these drones.<<
Eingesetzt werden die die Drohnen in den Gebieten für die die israelische Armee "Evakuierungsanordnungen" herausgegeben hat - das bedeutet meistens - wer bleibt wird als legitimes Ziel betrachtet - und getötet - und dann einfach als Terrorist eingestuft.
Es reicht einfach aus Palästinenser zu sein in einem von der israelischen Armee zum Kampfgebiet erklärten Gebiet getötet zu werden, um automatisch als Terrorist in die Statistik einzufliesen. -
>>S., an Israeli soldier who served in the Rafah area this year, coordinated drone attacks in a neighborhood of the city that the army had ordered to be evacuated. During the nearly 100 days that his battalion operated there, soldiers conducted dozens of drone strikes, according to daily reports from his battalion commander that +972 and Local Call reviewed.<<
>>In the reports, all Palestinians killed were listed as “terrorists.” However, S. testified that aside from one person found with a knife and a single encounter with armed fighters, the scores of others killed — an average of one per day in his battalion’s combat zone — were unarmed. According to him, the drone strikes were carried out with the intent to kill, despite the majority of victims being located at such a distance from the soldiers that they could not have posed any threat.<<
>>“It was clear that they were trying to return to their homes — there’s no question,” he explained. “None of them were armed, and nothing was ever found near their bodies. We never fired warning shots. Not at any point.”<<
>>Because the Palestinians were killed far from where the soldiers were positioned, S. said that their corpses weren’t collected; instead, the army left them to be eaten by stray dogs. “You could see it on the drone footage,” he explained. “I couldn’t bring myself to watch a dog eating a body, but others around me watched it. The dogs have learned to run toward areas where there’s shooting or explosions — they understand it probably means there’s a body there.”<<
Wer eine nichtgekennzeichnete Linie überschreitet wird zum Ziel:
>>Soldiers testified that these drone strikes are often carried out against anyone entering an area the army has determined is off-limits to Palestinians — a designation that is never demarcated on the ground. Two sources used variations of the phrase “learning through blood” to describe the army’s expectation that Palestinians will come to understand these arbitrary boundaries after civilians are killed upon entering the area.<<
>>“There were many incidents of dropping grenades from drones,” said H., a soldier who served in the Nuseirat area in central Gaza. “Were they aimed at armed militants? Definitely not. Once a commander defines an imaginary red line that no one is allowed to cross, anyone who does is marked for death,” even just for “walking in the street.”<<
>>In several cases, S. said, Israeli troops deliberately targeted children. “There was a boy who entered the [off-limits] zone. He didn’t do anything. [Other soldiers] claimed to have seen him standing and talking to people. That’s it — they dropped a grenade from a drone.” In another incident, he said, soldiers tried to kill a child riding a bicycle a great distance away from them.<<
>>A., an officer who was involved in operations around Khan Younis this year, said that a primary goal of these attacks was to ensure that neighborhoods were emptied, or remained empty, of Palestinians. In June, his unit flew a drone into a residential area that the army had ordered to be evacuated the previous month. Soldiers stood at the city’s outskirts, watching a small screen showing live footage from the drone to see who was still in the neighborhood.<<
>>“Whoever they spot, they kill,” A. testified. “If people are moving around there — it’s a threat.” He said the assumption is that any civilian who remained in the area after evacuation orders “is either not innocent or will learn through blood [that they must leave].”<<
Mohammed wird zusammen mit seiner Gruppe angegriffen kommt mit seinem Leben davon.
>>On June 13, a few weeks after the Israeli army had ordered the evacuation of much of Khan Younis, 27-year-old Mohammed returned to the city with several other young men to check on the condition of their homes. When they reached the city center, a drone dropped an explosive on them. “I ran to a wall to protect myself, but some of the young men were wounded,” “It was terrifying.”<<
Reem berichtet von Quadrocoptern - die Evakuierungsanordnungen abspielen und Sprengstoff auf Zelte abwerfen:
>>Reem, a 37-year-old from the neighborhood of Shuja’iyya in Gaza City, said she decided to flee south after a drone killed her neighbors. “In March, the army flew quadcopters above us that broadcast messages ordering us to evacuate,” she recounted. “We saw them drop explosives on tents to burn them. It terrified me, and I waited until nightfall to leave my home and evacuate.”<<
>>Yousef, 45, described a similar incident on May 11 when Israeli drones — which he described as “surprisingly small” — dropped explosives “in different areas of Jabalia to force residents to flee.” After defying Israel’s evacuation orders for months, this was the incident that led him to flee his home and move south.<<
Auch die Angriffe auf verzweifelte Menschen, die auf Nahrungsmitteln warten, werden mit solchen Drohnen durchgeführt:
>>Drones have also been reported to have targeted residents near humanitarian aid centers. Mahmoud, 37, told +972 and Local Call that when he went from Khan Younis to an aid distribution center near Rafah on June 23, “a quadcopter dropped a bomb on a group of people. Dozens were injured, and we ran away.”<<
Killzones werden durch die Drohnen erweitert - bis mehrere Kilometer:
>>The testimonies from soldiers interviewed for this article line up with previous reporting that the army has marked certain areas of Gaza as “kill zones,” where any Palestinian who enters is shot dead. Soldiers told +972 and Local Call that the use of drones has expanded the size of these kill zones from the range of light firearms to the range of a drone flight — which can extend up to several kilometers.<<
>>“There’s an imaginary line, and anyone who crosses it dies,” S. explained. “You expect them to understand this in blood, because there’s no other way — no one marks that line anywhere.” He said the size of the zone was “a few kilometers,” but that it changed constantly.<<
>>“You send a drone up 200 meters high, and you can see three to four kilometers in every direction,” said Y., another soldier who served in Rafah. “You patrol like that: you see someone approaching, the first one gets hit with a grenade, and after that, the word spreads. One or two more come, and they die. The rest understand.”<<
Palästinenser, die zu schnell laufen, werden als Ziele betrachtet, die zu langsam laufen auch. Alles ist verdächtig
>>S. said that drone fire was directed at people who were walking “suspiciously.” According to him, the general policy in his battalion was that someone who “walks too fast is suspicious because he’s fleeing. Someone who walks too slowly is also suspicious because [it suggests] he knows he’s being watched, so he’s trying to act normal.”<<
Eine universelle Begründung dafür jemand zu töten ist "messing with the ground" - jeder der sich bückt ist verdächtig
>>Soldiers testified that grenades were also dropped from drones at people who were considered to be “messing with the ground” — a term the army originally used for militants launching rockets, but which over time has expanded to incriminate people for something as simple as bending over.<<
Entmenschlichung wird durch die Drohnen noch weiter vorangetrieben - zum Videospiel:
“This technology has made killing much more sterile,” H. said. “It’s like a video game. There’s a crosshair in the middle of the screen, and you see a video image. You’re hundreds of meters away, [sometimes] even a kilometer or more. Then you play with the joystick, see the target, and drop [a grenade]. And it’s even kind of cool. Except this video game kills people.”
Das was in dem Artikel beschrieben wird ist - so deutlich muss man es sagen - die Beschreibung einer Einsatztaktik, die aus dem Begehen von Kriegsverbrechen besteht, als völlig alltäglichen Verhalten der israelischen Armee.
Da gibts nicht den Versuch irgendwelche legitimen militärischen Ziele zu erreichen - da gehts darum, dass die Existenz von Palästinensern in einem bestimmten Bereich ausgelöscht werden soll. Das ist eindeutig genozidales Handeln.
I've been trying to work through how to setup a router so I appreciate this. I've posted on here problems I'v had, to no success, I've exchanged messages for weeks trying to get OpenBSD to work as a router, so your article is helpful. A couple of OpenBSD names stopped replying when their suggestions did not work or did not solve the issues.
“What we really need to do is be willing to get shot.” Those words to a Democratic member are part of a chilling Axios story on the rising violent rhetoric on the American left. As alle…
I've recently gotten into "alternative process" printing. I built my own UV exposure box and have started with cyanotypes (the easiest, cheapest, least toxic alt-printing method). Are there any good photo printing/alt-printing hashtags/accounts I should follow on the fediverse? (Boosts for visibility are appreciated!)
@dictatordave They can't give their kid measles at will and have 99.9% assurance of death. Measles could impact a kid they didn't murder and that is a threat and so it is bad.
The official numbers for world population released by the United Nations as of now have just surpassed 8 billion people living on Earth. In 1800 there were o...
Globally in 2024, there were 132 million births and 62 million deaths, a population increase of 70 million people. Worldwide deaths are 73 million each year. 61%/yr end in abortion. Russia had over 200 million abortions since 1960; 9 million in UK. In 2024, there were 1,038,100 abortions in US. 1973-2020 65,464,760 abortions in US. Infertility rate grows. War deaths since 1900 is 187 million. I don't how it pans out, but imo, humans do their own population control.
@m0xEE @rose yes. That's why it is entirely voluntary. The only true incels are those physically incapable of sex or those in complete and total involuntary isolation (psych wards, solitary confinement, etc).
📬 Bu hafta @newslabturkey n okuyoruz| bültenin odağında yapay zekâ ve telif hakları konusunu ele aldım. Her ne kadar ilk bakışta YZ’ya karşı etkili bir koruma aracı gibi görünse de telif kanunlarının neden bir çözüm olmayacağını, aksine daha fazla zarar verebileceğini düşündüğümü anlattım.
“Ne Okuduk” bölümünde BBC’nin tarafsızlık uğruna düştüğü durum, Economist’in yeni uygulama tasarımı ve daha fazlası var.
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