Joseph Weizenbaum, "Computer Power and Human Reason, 1976. Weizenbaum, an MIT professor and creator of the first chatbot (ELIZA), became one of AI's fiercest critics. He argued that there is a fundamental difference between deciding (a computational activity) and choosing (a human moral activity).

So the Undersecretary cannot spell "proprietary"?

Danke, sehr hilfreich!

In case the gift link runs out, you find the article here: archive.is/8gZ7z

The underlying fear seems to be losing the white, European stock majority to the sum of non-whites from Blacks to Native Americans, Chicanos, Asians, and Africans.
Once this is priority, all ICE actions, gerrymandering, travel bans etc. fall into place.
But is it constitutional?

Sounds pretty liberal to me, as for faith & values.
Except the boy's age. That may give him away as a conservative. Yet we'll soon be told that he's the only conservative in the country with that inclination.
What a relief!

Or more generally:
Never attribute to intent what can be explained by stupidity.
(Man soll nicht Absicht unterstellen, wo Dummheit zur Erkärung ausreicht)
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