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AI should be governed the way societies govern violence, not like a private industry or a public utility.Their words
the structures we use to govern a private industry, or even a public utility, don’t fit when it comes to AI. Rather, the appropriate structure is how we govern violence in a society
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An ICE officer’s earlier injury from being dragged by a car does not justify his later use of lethal force.Their words
it is worth pushing back on one notion that has emerged: that Ross was justified in his decision to use lethal force against Good because of an incident last year where he was dragged by a vehicle.
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Those in uniform should be applauded for again proving the U.S. military is second to none in executing these types of complex operations.
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