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The Leftist Approach to AI is Very 2008
What’s old and dumb is new and dumb again
Making sense of the leftist position on AI can be like trying to interpret hieroglyphics made by an Egyptian who was drunk-carving to begin with. Consider this answer from AOC:
PLEASE Tell Me That the Laughing Cow Is Not About to Lecture Me About Palestine
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IMBW Audio: Should Democratic Campaigns Have Affirmative Action for Straight Men?
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Why Is a Small Town Lesbian Bar a Bigger News Story Than Pearl Harbor?
The origins of a media sensation
This week, Xi Jinping visited the White House while calls for an international agreement on AI grew louder, Trump escalated his war on the press, and a resolution to the Iran War remained elusive. But all p...
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