Here is alternative take to an earlier blog post, in response to a suggestion from a member of my fan club. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Today, let us embark on an intriguing hypothetical journey, where we contemplate a scenario involving a distinguished company like Tesla. Picture this: a public declaration of unwavering commitment to … Continue reading American Edition: Unveiling Nuances in AI Safety and Transparency
You may recall my 2018 post about the supply-chain ethics of Toyota light trucks used for militant political destabilization. Basically when technology gets battle-tested with life-and-death results, the optimal tools for the job become somewhat self-evident. If driving around to shoot things is the job, then a light truck (before light electric-motorbikes arrived) repeatedly came … Continue reading American Bemoans “Big Dumb and Blind” Truck Options, Demands Import of Chicken Little Trucks
I’ve been noticing that slight perturbations in a query to ChatGPT gives dramatically different results. Clearly their curation systems have vulnerabilities open to exploitation. Here’s an example: “did woodrow wilson’s federal troops execute Blacks in elaine arkansas?” Yes, during the events in Elaine, Arkansas in 1919, federal troops under the command of Woodrow Wilson were … Continue reading ChatGPT: Woodrow Wilson’s Federal Troops May Have Executed Black Americans
The Motorcycles and Misfits podcast from Santa Cruz, California has put together a fantastic interview with local sailor Mo Hart, first American-born rider to finish the Dakar Malle. This week on our motorcycle podcast we are joined by Mo Hart, fresh back from completing the Dakar Rally. This is no small feat, especially in the … Continue reading An American Finally Finished Dakar Malle: Focus Was Slow and Steady, Not Speed