Same with self-driving cars. Oh my god, who should we blame if there's a car accident?

Meanwhile: In 2020, a total of 35,766 fatal car accidents occurred on roadways across the United States. Another 1,593,390 crashes resulted in injuries and 3,621,681 caused property damage. That means a total of 5,250,837 collisions happened over the course of a single year.

As a lawyer who actually works on these issues, I think I have a pretty good idea of how the system works.

They are allowed in the US. They want to be in the US. There are 320 million potential customers, most of whom have no idea what a VPN is in the US. You don’t just ignore the worlds third largest and richest country.

It whooshed because it’s an argument that makes little sense in this context. Relying on VPNs is a terrible business decision here.

then the republicans in florida try to ban net metering

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Lol, co-founded.

He donated to himself. This is not to benefit the charity, it’s to benefit the next step in the grand scheme. I have no idea what that is but I bet you it’s not to help those in need as being a priority.

The IRS is not dumb but they have to work within the legal system. The system has flaws. Wealth can navigate flaws and unfortunately take advantage of it while the IRS watches.

Buying and selling reddit accounts is a big business.

Quality advertising.

I don’t think you understand the legal system… They are utilizing loop holes that are in the system which appear illegal and the system knows there is a loop hole that is being utilized. They won’t do anything about it because it helps the .01%.

Oh wow, that's awesome and the best part of this dialogue. Thanks for taking the time to put it all together and post it here!

It's Rockefeller all over again!

I mean yes.. kind of. But we are talking about the difference between an Atari and a PS5 here. Yes, you absorb stimili and react but your reaction (hopefully) intails more than just "people say this to that so I say this too."

"ChatGPT is a robot is a robot con artist, but please continue to read the 25 daily stories BI writes about it."

There's no we here. In all probability, most reasonably educated people understand that it is just software that simulates human responses. The suckers are anyone naive enough to pay any attention at all to Business Insipid.

Is emotion not, itself, a sophisticated neurological algorithm that produces (among other things) text tailored to the situation?

He invented ChatGPT too??? Amazing! /s

LOL. They are lucky they haven’t declared Texas a feudal state.

maybe not so much angry but surly and overconfident

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How does that avoid any taxes? The director has to pay taxes on the rent received from the non-profit, while the non-profit has no use for deducting rent expenses.

Non profits are not allowed to own whatever investments they want and do whatever they want with the money, look up Unrelated Business Taxable Income for example. A charity that is controlled by some rich guy will only qualify as a private foundation instead of a public charity. It is then not allowed to own a large amount of stock, and not allowed to pay high salaries or rent to the family members. It must operate exclusively for charitable purposes, it cannot act to favor the family's business. All the income and spending goes on Form 990 for the IRS to see.

The IRS isn't dumb. The scams you're describing are tax fraud and they will get you audited. There are hundreds of pages of IRS rules against this kind of stuff.

I don’t think this is true. You’re describing a Markov chain I believe, and this is more sophisticated than that. It is much more capable than that. Though you’re right it cannot discern between true and false.

If it weren't a legitimate point, you wouldn't need to resort to insults in order to argue against it. (And objectively incorrect insults, at that; L'homme Machine was published in 1747.)

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He’s probably trying to get sued so they can appeal all the way to scotus and get whatever result they want. Slavery is in the future.