This is all PR. There was no reason to stop the text generator from running. This is similar to the chatbot that Facebook made it seem like it generated it’s own language. This is just using an algorithm that it was programmed to use. It will be a long time if ever and the hardware is nowhere near it yet for something…

Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug.

Sarah Connor: Skynet fights back.

Concerns are fine, but the only threat AI poses has nothing to do with the AI itself, and everything to do with the humans in charge of its development. They’re the ones who need to be vetted before going anywhere near AI research.

So to find the AI generated words, look for commas, lots of commas, a whole lotta commas.

These excerpts read the same way. The tone is there, but it still says confusing things. 

On the one hand, I’m really sick of the AIphobia.

It’s not perfect yet. “It was the best of times, it was the BLURST of times? DAMN YOU, STUPID TEXT GENERATOR!”

Great, we get an AI that can write and the best it can do is Alex Jones.

No, actually, it doesn’t.

Should have.  You’d be surprised how many criminal defense attorneys still aren’t following the rules for effective assistance of counsel under Padilla.  

If his mom is a permanent resident, he’s not an immediate relative. So even if she petitions for him, he has to wait for a visa to become available, then go back to his home country for a visa interview before he can get his greencard.

Enough with the narrative that someone who is here “illegally” has simply neglected to rectify their immigration status. Seriously. Enough.

I commented yesterday not knowing the full facts of the case and allowing ICE’s lies to affect my opinion. I am an 80's Salvadorean refugee who gained citizenship over-time, and I critiqued 21 Savage for having a felony. Getting in trouble with the law in our community is viewed as a massive personal fuck-up, one…

I’m an immigrant, and have lived and witnessed the process my whole life, I am still learning things. It amazes me that a law enforcement entity can determine bond and not a judge. I can’t think of any other scenario where this is possible. Did the Constitution burst into flames recently?

The ACLU has entire section devoted to ICE and CBP with hundreds of documented Constitutional Violations.

It’s already been heard in federal court, so unless his conviction was expunged based on mistakes by the police or prosecutors, it won’t go anywhere

I’d at least like to see them fight this fight with the federal court system since they’re effectively defying the federal judiciary by refusing to honor the expungement.

My understanding is that the lawyer is able to say he has no criminal record because his conviction was expunged, but DHS can look at the criminal record even if the record is sealed or expunge. To immigration, the conviction still stands.

There may be a couple ways to interpret this. Dude was a Texas Congressman, and being seen as anti-police might have been more political risk than he was willing to take. That said, I tend to admire the courageous stances more, though it’s much easier to call for courage when someone else has to do all the couraging.

Wait, is Kamala Harris not considered black?