

Or it was on a timer


Or it was on a timer


Based on my armchair understanding of the satellite photos, the building looked like part of the adjacent military complex, and US military “intelligence” did a little oopsie.


You don’t have to be right 100% of the time when scanning for vulnerabilities. You only have to be right once. It’s a fundamentally different game.


It’s a great way to poke at software looking for security holes en masse. Lots of vulnerabilities are ready to be exploited at scale with LLMs.
Ehhh, I’m gonna trust the guy who quoted actual sources and not the guy who literally pasted “AI Overview” into his comment lmao
I think you’re responding to the wrong dude. I’m not OP.
Not each individual police officer, police as an institution is more deadly than society’s baseline rate of mass shooters. Surely that was obvious from the context.


California should be the state championing privacy laws, not authoritarianism and surveillance.


That’s literally what his cult thinks of him


Yes, that’s a great way to put it


The whole internet of things was a mistake. I say that as one of the biggest tech enthusiasts I know.
Secure software is mathematically possible, but secure engineering is mathematically improbable.
More like pool-itics


That’s what I’m saying. It won’t be a PR nightmare like the Hindenburg. It will be an actual destruction of global systems. PR doesn’t mean a damn thing if, for example, your debit card can no longer make purchases or your email gets hijacked.


I think you underestimate the security nightmare that modern AI poses. The world is already hilariously insecure and AI builds software in the most naive way possible.
Everyone can suffer together, yay
Cloud gaming is effectively impossible due to little things like the speed of light. Sure, you could play Civilization via cloud but good fucking luck with competitive shooters.


Hahaha Hindenburg? That was an extremely localized disaster that merely broke confidence.
AI is going to cause the biggest, most sudden security collapse of all human history. Think the fictional Cyberpunk 2077 DataKrash event which wipes out 78.2% of the internet.
I wouldn’t put it past the US military to double tap everything just to be thorough. I have no evidence either way though