It is an alternate strategy with a coherent theory of victory. I have yet to see the same from the alternative which is to fight everything, all the time. Perhaps one can be developed here?
You have to train it.
First precaution - tell it to call you by a specific name other than yuour own name. That way, if the AI "forgets" to use that name, you know you have had drift.
You can ask it to help you set parameters. Here is my initital convo:
This is the instructions my son gave...
A great piece from Andrew Coyne this morning, suggesting we treat this fight like what it is: an asymmetric conflict.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canada-can-learn-lessons-from-asymmetric-warfare/
Canada can learn lessons from asymmetric warfare
The similarity is often...
I am involved in the robotics industry, and I can confirm that this is the case. I can also confirm that there is a global race on to deploy synthetic labour to counter the global demographic pressures,especially in Europe and Asia.
You think the very kind characterisation of Trump as "an undisciplined bully and thug who also happens to bound on destroying Canada...." as emotional?
That is a statement of opinion (if not fact), not emotion, although the argument to bolster is easy to make, as it seems, based on observation...
Did I misinterpret this sentence?
As to this, I wonder why it matters? Although the parallel struck me immediately, I read it differently. It is one thing to be unable to pivot in time to captialise on a huge advantage against PMJT. It is another to be faced, like every other country in the...
You play to the level of your competition.
And there is no competition. No credible alternative. No one against which to test one's mettle. Steel sharpens steel. Opposition matters. And The Opposition (no matter who the party in power is) matters even more. It must be competent...
Yup. I did a quick dive on each of them including LinkedIn accts etc. I drew my own conclusion which I did not offer - in this case, I was merely posting for background without commentary.
Several Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) MPs possess significant business and international experience: [1, 2]
Adam Chambers (Simcoe North): Worked as an Assistant Vice-President at one of Canada's largest financial institutions, and also practiced law and served as a senior advisor in the...
Working n this space as I do, I fully concur.
This morning I happened to read all 62 pages of the CPC Policy Framework (it was on my reading list for some time). There isn't even a section, let alone a paragraph, on innovation, expanded access capital for startups etc, or even a mention of...
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