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  1. More than 1,300 pages of internal Ministry of the Interior documents show that the government's practice of refusing asylum‑seekers at the borders is almost unt... news.osna.fm/?p=39021 | #news #asylumrefusal #flawed #german #legally

  2. More than 1,300 pages of internal Ministry of the Interior documents show that the government's practice of refusing asylum‑seekers at the borders is almost unt... news.osna.fm/?p=39021 | #news #asylumrefusal #flawed #german #legally

  3. More than 1,300 pages of internal Ministry of the Interior documents show that the government's practice of refusing asylum‑seekers at the borders is almost unt... news.osna.fm/?p=39021 | #news #asylumrefusal #flawed #german #legally

  4. More than 1,300 pages of internal Ministry of the Interior documents show that the government's practice of refusing asylum‑seekers at the borders is almost unt... news.osna.fm/?p=39021 | #news #asylumrefusal #flawed #german #legally

  5. And sometimes I have to swat flies. #Religion is #practiced by those that #know it. So your #criticism is absolutely #flawed. Your #analysis is of a #hater and #troll. One more comment out of this #account and you're gone. You don't say things other people ever need to say. So sorry for you.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:6uzvzlb5wl6jwl3im2yzxvgv/post/3mfwkw7wse22i

  6. And sometimes I have to swat flies. #Religion is #practiced by those that #know it. So your #criticism is absolutely #flawed. Your #analysis is of a #hater and #troll. One more comment out of this #account and you're gone. You don't say things other people ever need to say. So sorry for you.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:6uzvzlb5wl6jwl3im2yzxvgv/post/3mfwkw7wse22i

  7. #Roblox’s #ageverification system, implemented to address child predator concerns, is reportedly #flawed. The system is #misclassifying users’ ages, leading to adults being grouped with children and vice versa. This has caused frustration among developers and a significant drop in chat usage. engadget.com/gaming/robloxs-ag #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #XR #VR #MR #AR #BeyondPictures

  8. #Roblox’s #ageverification system, implemented to address child predator concerns, is reportedly #flawed. The system is #misclassifying users’ ages, leading to adults being grouped with children and vice versa. This has caused frustration among developers and a significant drop in chat usage. engadget.com/gaming/robloxs-ag #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #XR #VR #MR #AR #BeyondPictures

  9. #Roblox’s #ageverification system, implemented to address child predator concerns, is reportedly #flawed. The system is #misclassifying users’ ages, leading to adults being grouped with children and vice versa. This has caused frustration among developers and a significant drop in chat usage. engadget.com/gaming/robloxs-ag #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #XR #VR #MR #AR #BeyondPictures

  10. #Roblox’s #ageverification system, implemented to address child predator concerns, is reportedly #flawed. The system is #misclassifying users’ ages, leading to adults being grouped with children and vice versa. This has caused frustration among developers and a significant drop in chat usage. engadget.com/gaming/robloxs-ag #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #XR #VR #MR #AR #BeyondPictures

  11. #Roblox’s #ageverification system, implemented to address child predator concerns, is reportedly #flawed. The system is #misclassifying users’ ages, leading to adults being grouped with children and vice versa. This has caused frustration among developers and a significant drop in chat usage. engadget.com/gaming/robloxs-ag #Metaverse #VirtualWorlds #XR #VR #MR #AR #BeyondPictures

  12. Climate Debate – DOE CWG & Experts’ Review – Special Review…

    Jump to: Major flaws (at-a-glance) • Section notes • Who the experts are • Download the reports

    What this post is (and isn’t)

    The U.S. Department of Energy’s Climate Working Group (CWG) released a 151-page report. In response, 85+ climate experts assembled a comprehensive ~434–439-page review that critiques the CWG report’s methods, sourcing, and conclusions.

    This page curates the primary source materials — the DOE report, the experts’ review, and the author bios — and highlights how to read them. It’s designed so you can dig into the originals yourself, or share them with others.

    1) Major flaws flagged by the Experts’ Review (at-a-glance)

    • Evidence handling: points to pervasive cherry-picking, selective citation, and missing statistics in the CWG report.
    • Process/quality: argues the CWG product lacks the transparent, independent peer review standards used for highly influential assessments (e.g., IPCC/NCA).
    • Scope/expertise: contends a very small author team wrote far outside their specialties, leading to errors and omissions the review catalogs.
    • Key topic gaps: underestimation/misframing across heat, extreme precipitation, drought, hurricanes, wildfires, sea-level rise, agriculture, health, and economic risk.

    2) Section notes: what’s inside the Experts’ Review

    The review is organized as 48 focused comments, each written by topic specialists. Here are quick “signposts” so readers can jump to what they need:

    • Climate sensitivity & models (how sensitive the system is; near-term vs long-term metrics).
    • Observations: surface/tropospheric warming, vertical profiles, stratospheric cooling, snow cover, albedo.
    • Extreme events: temperature extremes, heavy precipitation, hurricanes & TCs, tornadoes, flooding, drought, wildfires.
    • Sea-level rise: observed acceleration, coastal flooding, 2050 outlook.
    • Attribution & variability: methods, oceans, solar variability, time-series methods.
    • Impacts & risk: agriculture, billion-dollar disasters, temperature-related mortality, economy & social cost of carbon.
    • Omissions called out: wildlife & biodiversity impacts.

    Each comment cites the literature and calls out specific issues or claims to check in the CWG report. Tip: Skim the Table of Contents at the front of the PDF to hop directly to any topic.

    3) Who the experts are

    The review was co-edited by Andrew E. Dessler (Texas A&M) and Robert E. Kopp (Rutgers), and assembled contributions from more than 85 climate scientists across career stages and institutions in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia, and Canada. A separate Biographical Sketches file provides credentials and affiliations for transparency.

    4) Download the Reports (Primary Sources)

    Download: DOE CWG Report (151 pp., PDF)
    File:

    DOE_Critical_Review_of_Impacts_of_GHG_Emissions_on_the_US_Climate_July_2025Download

    Download: Climate Experts’ Review (~434–459 pp., PDF)
    File:

    Climate_Experts_Review_of_DOE_CWG_ReportDownload

    Download: Author Bios (PDF)
    File:

    Author BiographiesDownload

    Last updated: September 3, 2025. Prepared by: ChatGPT 5, and Your Editor, DrWeb.

    #2025 #ACriticalReviewOfImpactsOfGreenhouseGasEmissionsOnTheUSClimate #America #ClimateChange #DepartmentOfEnergy #DocketIDNoDOEHQ20250207 #DonaldTrump #Education #ExpertReview #Flawed #Health #History #Libraries #Library #NASA #Opinion #Politics #Reading #Resistance #Science #Technology #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates

  13. Climate Debate – DOE CWG & Experts’ Review – Special Review…

    Jump to: Major flaws (at-a-glance) • Section notes • Who the experts are • Download the reports

    What this post is (and isn’t)

    The U.S. Department of Energy’s Climate Working Group (CWG) released a 151-page report. In response, 85+ climate experts assembled a comprehensive ~434–439-page review that critiques the CWG report’s methods, sourcing, and conclusions.

    This page curates the primary source materials — the DOE report, the experts’ review, and the author bios — and highlights how to read them. It’s designed so you can dig into the originals yourself, or share them with others.

    1) Major flaws flagged by the Experts’ Review (at-a-glance)

    • Evidence handling: points to pervasive cherry-picking, selective citation, and missing statistics in the CWG report.
    • Process/quality: argues the CWG product lacks the transparent, independent peer review standards used for highly influential assessments (e.g., IPCC/NCA).
    • Scope/expertise: contends a very small author team wrote far outside their specialties, leading to errors and omissions the review catalogs.
    • Key topic gaps: underestimation/misframing across heat, extreme precipitation, drought, hurricanes, wildfires, sea-level rise, agriculture, health, and economic risk.

    2) Section notes: what’s inside the Experts’ Review

    The review is organized as 48 focused comments, each written by topic specialists. Here are quick “signposts” so readers can jump to what they need:

    • Climate sensitivity & models (how sensitive the system is; near-term vs long-term metrics).
    • Observations: surface/tropospheric warming, vertical profiles, stratospheric cooling, snow cover, albedo.
    • Extreme events: temperature extremes, heavy precipitation, hurricanes & TCs, tornadoes, flooding, drought, wildfires.
    • Sea-level rise: observed acceleration, coastal flooding, 2050 outlook.
    • Attribution & variability: methods, oceans, solar variability, time-series methods.
    • Impacts & risk: agriculture, billion-dollar disasters, temperature-related mortality, economy & social cost of carbon.
    • Omissions called out: wildlife & biodiversity impacts.

    Each comment cites the literature and calls out specific issues or claims to check in the CWG report. Tip: Skim the Table of Contents at the front of the PDF to hop directly to any topic.

    3) Who the experts are

    The review was co-edited by Andrew E. Dessler (Texas A&M) and Robert E. Kopp (Rutgers), and assembled contributions from more than 85 climate scientists across career stages and institutions in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia, and Canada. A separate Biographical Sketches file provides credentials and affiliations for transparency.

    4) Download the Reports (Primary Sources)

    Download: DOE CWG Report (151 pp., PDF)
    File:

    DOE_Critical_Review_of_Impacts_of_GHG_Emissions_on_the_US_Climate_July_2025Download

    Download: Climate Experts’ Review (~434–459 pp., PDF)
    File:

    Climate_Experts_Review_of_DOE_CWG_ReportDownload

    Download: Author Bios (PDF)
    File:

    Author BiographiesDownload

    Last updated: September 3, 2025. Prepared by: ChatGPT 5, and Your Editor, DrWeb.

    #2025 #ACriticalReviewOfImpactsOfGreenhouseGasEmissionsOnTheUSClimate #America #ClimateChange #DepartmentOfEnergy #DocketIDNoDOEHQ20250207 #DonaldTrump #Education #ExpertReview #Flawed #Health #History #Libraries #Library #NASA #Opinion #Politics #Reading #Resistance #Science #Technology #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates

  14. Climate Debate – DOE CWG & Experts’ Review – Special Review…

    Jump to: Major flaws (at-a-glance) • Section notes • Who the experts are • Download the reports

    What this post is (and isn’t)

    The U.S. Department of Energy’s Climate Working Group (CWG) released a 151-page report. In response, 85+ climate experts assembled a comprehensive ~434–439-page review that critiques the CWG report’s methods, sourcing, and conclusions.

    This page curates the primary source materials — the DOE report, the experts’ review, and the author bios — and highlights how to read them. It’s designed so you can dig into the originals yourself, or share them with others.

    1) Major flaws flagged by the Experts’ Review (at-a-glance)

    • Evidence handling: points to pervasive cherry-picking, selective citation, and missing statistics in the CWG report.
    • Process/quality: argues the CWG product lacks the transparent, independent peer review standards used for highly influential assessments (e.g., IPCC/NCA).
    • Scope/expertise: contends a very small author team wrote far outside their specialties, leading to errors and omissions the review catalogs.
    • Key topic gaps: underestimation/misframing across heat, extreme precipitation, drought, hurricanes, wildfires, sea-level rise, agriculture, health, and economic risk.

    2) Section notes: what’s inside the Experts’ Review

    The review is organized as 48 focused comments, each written by topic specialists. Here are quick “signposts” so readers can jump to what they need:

    • Climate sensitivity & models (how sensitive the system is; near-term vs long-term metrics).
    • Observations: surface/tropospheric warming, vertical profiles, stratospheric cooling, snow cover, albedo.
    • Extreme events: temperature extremes, heavy precipitation, hurricanes & TCs, tornadoes, flooding, drought, wildfires.
    • Sea-level rise: observed acceleration, coastal flooding, 2050 outlook.
    • Attribution & variability: methods, oceans, solar variability, time-series methods.
    • Impacts & risk: agriculture, billion-dollar disasters, temperature-related mortality, economy & social cost of carbon.
    • Omissions called out: wildlife & biodiversity impacts.

    Each comment cites the literature and calls out specific issues or claims to check in the CWG report. Tip: Skim the Table of Contents at the front of the PDF to hop directly to any topic.

    3) Who the experts are

    The review was co-edited by Andrew E. Dessler (Texas A&M) and Robert E. Kopp (Rutgers), and assembled contributions from more than 85 climate scientists across career stages and institutions in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia, and Canada. A separate Biographical Sketches file provides credentials and affiliations for transparency.

    4) Download the Reports (Primary Sources)

    Download: DOE CWG Report (151 pp., PDF)
    File:

    DOE_Critical_Review_of_Impacts_of_GHG_Emissions_on_the_US_Climate_July_2025Download

    Download: Climate Experts’ Review (~434–459 pp., PDF)
    File:

    Climate_Experts_Review_of_DOE_CWG_ReportDownload

    Download: Author Bios (PDF)
    File:

    Author BiographiesDownload

    Last updated: September 3, 2025. Prepared by: ChatGPT 5, and Your Editor, DrWeb.

    #2025 #ACriticalReviewOfImpactsOfGreenhouseGasEmissionsOnTheUSClimate #America #ClimateChange #DepartmentOfEnergy #DocketIDNoDOEHQ20250207 #DonaldTrump #Education #ExpertReview #Flawed #Health #History #Libraries #Library #NASA #Opinion #Politics #Reading #Resistance #Science #Technology #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates

  15. Climate Debate – DOE CWG & Experts’ Review – Special Review…

    Jump to: Major flaws (at-a-glance) • Section notes • Who the experts are • Download the reports

    What this post is (and isn’t)

    The U.S. Department of Energy’s Climate Working Group (CWG) released a 151-page report. In response, 85+ climate experts assembled a comprehensive ~434–439-page review that critiques the CWG report’s methods, sourcing, and conclusions.

    This page curates the primary source materials — the DOE report, the experts’ review, and the author bios — and highlights how to read them. It’s designed so you can dig into the originals yourself, or share them with others.

    1) Major flaws flagged by the Experts’ Review (at-a-glance)

    • Evidence handling: points to pervasive cherry-picking, selective citation, and missing statistics in the CWG report.
    • Process/quality: argues the CWG product lacks the transparent, independent peer review standards used for highly influential assessments (e.g., IPCC/NCA).
    • Scope/expertise: contends a very small author team wrote far outside their specialties, leading to errors and omissions the review catalogs.
    • Key topic gaps: underestimation/misframing across heat, extreme precipitation, drought, hurricanes, wildfires, sea-level rise, agriculture, health, and economic risk.

    2) Section notes: what’s inside the Experts’ Review

    The review is organized as 48 focused comments, each written by topic specialists. Here are quick “signposts” so readers can jump to what they need:

    • Climate sensitivity & models (how sensitive the system is; near-term vs long-term metrics).
    • Observations: surface/tropospheric warming, vertical profiles, stratospheric cooling, snow cover, albedo.
    • Extreme events: temperature extremes, heavy precipitation, hurricanes & TCs, tornadoes, flooding, drought, wildfires.
    • Sea-level rise: observed acceleration, coastal flooding, 2050 outlook.
    • Attribution & variability: methods, oceans, solar variability, time-series methods.
    • Impacts & risk: agriculture, billion-dollar disasters, temperature-related mortality, economy & social cost of carbon.
    • Omissions called out: wildlife & biodiversity impacts.

    Each comment cites the literature and calls out specific issues or claims to check in the CWG report. Tip: Skim the Table of Contents at the front of the PDF to hop directly to any topic.

    3) Who the experts are

    The review was co-edited by Andrew E. Dessler (Texas A&M) and Robert E. Kopp (Rutgers), and assembled contributions from more than 85 climate scientists across career stages and institutions in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia, and Canada. A separate Biographical Sketches file provides credentials and affiliations for transparency.

    4) Download the Reports (Primary Sources)

    Download: DOE CWG Report (151 pp., PDF)
    File:

    DOE_Critical_Review_of_Impacts_of_GHG_Emissions_on_the_US_Climate_July_2025Download

    Download: Climate Experts’ Review (~434–459 pp., PDF)
    File:

    Climate_Experts_Review_of_DOE_CWG_ReportDownload

    Download: Author Bios (PDF)
    File:

    Author BiographiesDownload

    Last updated: September 3, 2025. Prepared by: ChatGPT 5, and Your Editor, DrWeb.

    #2025 #ACriticalReviewOfImpactsOfGreenhouseGasEmissionsOnTheUSClimate #America #ClimateChange #DepartmentOfEnergy #DocketIDNoDOEHQ20250207 #DonaldTrump #Education #ExpertReview #Flawed #Health #History #Libraries #Library #NASA #Opinion #Politics #Reading #Resistance #Science #Technology #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates

  16. Climate Debate – DOE CWG & Experts’ Review – Special Review…

    Jump to: Major flaws (at-a-glance) • Section notes • Who the experts are • Download the reports

    What this post is (and isn’t)

    The U.S. Department of Energy’s Climate Working Group (CWG) released a 151-page report. In response, 85+ climate experts assembled a comprehensive ~434–439-page review that critiques the CWG report’s methods, sourcing, and conclusions.

    This page curates the primary source materials — the DOE report, the experts’ review, and the author bios — and highlights how to read them. It’s designed so you can dig into the originals yourself, or share them with others.

    1) Major flaws flagged by the Experts’ Review (at-a-glance)

    • Evidence handling: points to pervasive cherry-picking, selective citation, and missing statistics in the CWG report.
    • Process/quality: argues the CWG product lacks the transparent, independent peer review standards used for highly influential assessments (e.g., IPCC/NCA).
    • Scope/expertise: contends a very small author team wrote far outside their specialties, leading to errors and omissions the review catalogs.
    • Key topic gaps: underestimation/misframing across heat, extreme precipitation, drought, hurricanes, wildfires, sea-level rise, agriculture, health, and economic risk.

    2) Section notes: what’s inside the Experts’ Review

    The review is organized as 48 focused comments, each written by topic specialists. Here are quick “signposts” so readers can jump to what they need:

    • Climate sensitivity & models (how sensitive the system is; near-term vs long-term metrics).
    • Observations: surface/tropospheric warming, vertical profiles, stratospheric cooling, snow cover, albedo.
    • Extreme events: temperature extremes, heavy precipitation, hurricanes & TCs, tornadoes, flooding, drought, wildfires.
    • Sea-level rise: observed acceleration, coastal flooding, 2050 outlook.
    • Attribution & variability: methods, oceans, solar variability, time-series methods.
    • Impacts & risk: agriculture, billion-dollar disasters, temperature-related mortality, economy & social cost of carbon.
    • Omissions called out: wildlife & biodiversity impacts.

    Each comment cites the literature and calls out specific issues or claims to check in the CWG report. Tip: Skim the Table of Contents at the front of the PDF to hop directly to any topic.

    3) Who the experts are

    The review was co-edited by Andrew E. Dessler (Texas A&M) and Robert E. Kopp (Rutgers), and assembled contributions from more than 85 climate scientists across career stages and institutions in the U.S., Europe, Asia, Australia, and Canada. A separate Biographical Sketches file provides credentials and affiliations for transparency.

    4) Download the Reports (Primary Sources)

    Download: DOE CWG Report (151 pp., PDF)
    File:

    DOE_Critical_Review_of_Impacts_of_GHG_Emissions_on_the_US_Climate_July_2025Download

    Download: Climate Experts’ Review (~434–459 pp., PDF)
    File:

    Climate_Experts_Review_of_DOE_CWG_ReportDownload

    Download: Author Bios (PDF)
    File:

    Author BiographiesDownload

    Last updated: September 3, 2025. Prepared by: ChatGPT 5, and Your Editor, DrWeb.

    #2025 #ACriticalReviewOfImpactsOfGreenhouseGasEmissionsOnTheUSClimate #America #ClimateChange #DepartmentOfEnergy #DocketIDNoDOEHQ20250207 #DonaldTrump #Education #ExpertReview #Flawed #Health #History #Libraries #Library #NASA #Opinion #Politics #Reading #Resistance #Science #Technology #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates

  17. 🤔 Oh, the audacity! 67 pages and 50 figures to tell us that the old #methods of simulating the #universe are, gasp, #flawed. 🚀📉 Here's a *new* scheme, because clearly, the cosmos was just waiting for a #moving #mesh to finally make sense. 🙄
    wwwmpa.mpa-garching.mpg.de/~vo #audacity #simulation #new #HackerNews #ngated

  18. 🤔 Oh, the audacity! 67 pages and 50 figures to tell us that the old #methods of simulating the #universe are, gasp, #flawed. 🚀📉 Here's a *new* scheme, because clearly, the cosmos was just waiting for a #moving #mesh to finally make sense. 🙄
    wwwmpa.mpa-garching.mpg.de/~vo #audacity #simulation #new #HackerNews #ngated

  19. 🤔 Oh, the audacity! 67 pages and 50 figures to tell us that the old #methods of simulating the #universe are, gasp, #flawed. 🚀📉 Here's a *new* scheme, because clearly, the cosmos was just waiting for a #moving #mesh to finally make sense. 🙄
    wwwmpa.mpa-garching.mpg.de/~vo #audacity #simulation #new #HackerNews #ngated

  20. 🤔 Oh, the audacity! 67 pages and 50 figures to tell us that the old #methods of simulating the #universe are, gasp, #flawed. 🚀📉 Here's a *new* scheme, because clearly, the cosmos was just waiting for a #moving #mesh to finally make sense. 🙄
    wwwmpa.mpa-garching.mpg.de/~vo #audacity #simulation #new #HackerNews #ngated

  21. Wednesday, April 30, 2025

    Journalist Roshchyna’s body missing organs after Russian captivity; brain, eyes, & part of the trachea had been removed — [vlog/video] Expert on US’ declining disinformation defense; Who’s countering Russian propaganda now? — France calls UN Security Council meeting over Russian attacks on civilians in Ukraine — Russian drone attack injures at least 38 civilians in Kharkiv’s high-rise apartment blocks, homes … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  22. Wednesday, April 30, 2025

    Journalist Roshchyna’s body missing organs after Russian captivity; brain, eyes, & part of the trachea had been removed — [vlog/video] Expert on US’ declining disinformation defense; Who’s countering Russian propaganda now? — France calls UN Security Council meeting over Russian attacks on civilians in Ukraine — Russian drone attack injures at least 38 civilians in Kharkiv’s high-rise apartment blocks, homes … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  23. Wednesday, April 30, 2025

    Journalist Roshchyna’s body missing organs after Russian captivity; brain, eyes, & part of the trachea had been removed — [vlog/video] Expert on US’ declining disinformation defense; Who’s countering Russian propaganda now? — France calls UN Security Council meeting over Russian attacks on civilians in Ukraine — Russian drone attack injures at least 38 civilians in Kharkiv’s high-rise apartment blocks, homes … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  24. Wednesday, April 30, 2025

    Journalist Roshchyna’s body missing organs after Russian captivity; brain, eyes, & part of the trachea had been removed — [vlog/video] Expert on US’ declining disinformation defense; Who’s countering Russian propaganda now? — France calls UN Security Council meeting over Russian attacks on civilians in Ukraine — Russian drone attack injures at least 38 civilians in Kharkiv’s high-rise apartment blocks, homes … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  25. As #Israel uses #US-made #AI models in #war, concerns arise about tech’s role in who lives & who dies
    "an #AP #investigation revealed new details of how #AIsystems select targets & ways they can go wrong, incl'g faulty data or #flawed #algorithms.. based on internal docs, data & exclusive interviews w curr & fmr #Israeli #officials & co employees.. is the 1st confirmation tt #commercialAI models r directly used in #warfare.. enabling tis type of unethical & #unlawful war”
    apnews.com/article/israel-pale

  26. As #Israel uses #US-made #AI models in #war, concerns arise about tech’s role in who lives & who dies
    "an #AP #investigation revealed new details of how #AIsystems select targets & ways they can go wrong, incl'g faulty data or #flawed #algorithms.. based on internal docs, data & exclusive interviews w curr & fmr #Israeli #officials & co employees.. is the 1st confirmation tt #commercialAI models r directly used in #warfare.. enabling tis type of unethical & #unlawful war”
    apnews.com/article/israel-pale

  27. As #Israel uses #US-made #AI models in #war, concerns arise about tech’s role in who lives & who dies
    "an #AP #investigation revealed new details of how #AIsystems select targets & ways they can go wrong, incl'g faulty data or #flawed #algorithms.. based on internal docs, data & exclusive interviews w curr & fmr #Israeli #officials & co employees.. is the 1st confirmation tt #commercialAI models r directly used in #warfare.. enabling tis type of unethical & #unlawful war”
    apnews.com/article/israel-pale

  28. As #Israel uses #US-made #AI models in #war, concerns arise about tech’s role in who lives & who dies
    "an #AP #investigation revealed new details of how #AIsystems select targets & ways they can go wrong, incl'g faulty data or #flawed #algorithms.. based on internal docs, data & exclusive interviews w curr & fmr #Israeli #officials & co employees.. is the 1st confirmation tt #commercialAI models r directly used in #warfare.. enabling tis type of unethical & #unlawful war”
    apnews.com/article/israel-pale

  29. As #Israel uses #US-made #AI models in #war, concerns arise about tech’s role in who lives & who dies
    "an #AP #investigation revealed new details of how #AIsystems select targets & ways they can go wrong, incl'g faulty data or #flawed #algorithms.. based on internal docs, data & exclusive interviews w curr & fmr #Israeli #officials & co employees.. is the 1st confirmation tt #commercialAI models r directly used in #warfare.. enabling tis type of unethical & #unlawful war”
    apnews.com/article/israel-pale

  30. We can't impress upon a young person his or her responsibility to make these choices,

    if we refuse to respect his or her right to make those choices.

    That is the basic flaw in our approach.

    #responsibility #choices #respect #right #flawed #approach

  31. #science and #democracy have (at least) one thing in common: They take into account that #humans are #flawed and put #policies and #protocols in place to minimise the #damage such flaws (#greed, #bias, #stupidity, #corruption, #narcissism, #ego, #burnout, #ignorance etc.) can do.