most likely that they will be able to do same shit US was doing up to now...
you know - project power.

1. nothing in those docs is too special or useful to anyone or particularly eye opening
2. not much diff. with any other leakers
3. if you have more then a million people with top secret clearance - there be leaks. it is inevitable.

Systems engineering - spend 6 years learning it. Then come back.

the boobs were in the pilot episode of SG1 only. Season 1 was normal PG-13 , same as rest of the seasons.
Know your SG1, god dammit.

SG1 is best tv sci-fi that was ever made. Or will be.

do you  believe in world peace ??

I wanted to ask “how exactly or even theoretically can AI do all that”, but then realized that you have no idea and just wishful thinking it...

what major problems can it solve ?

doh, electricity comes from an outlet. harms no one and is unlimited.

so you want all those “dirty” manufacturing back on our soil ?
or you’re only want textile/chip manufacturing ?

who’s the old dude ?

since when aircraft carriers are defensive ships ???

2 grown men can admire and live together without being lovers....

they were just close enough to comm arrays in those US installations.

do tell how those radio waves can target specific individuals/rooms ?

or just simple cumulative effect of all the spy/comm equipment US installations have in those buildings.

“The Earth has more than enough lithium” - how do you know that ?
“But this will also mean we will be scaling DOWN the mining/extraction of other materials as the production of ICE vehicles ramps down” - that is simply not true.
oil is used for plastics and other chemicals that are not being replaced by anything.
Platinum…

US is the main supplier of gas to EU now.
Here is the answer.

why would pirates have problems with these ships ?
it would be much easier for them to get in and do whatever they want with it.

you just explained why it works in metro/airports.
Closed systems.

This is why normal railroads are not automated, neither are highway freight or marine shipments.