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Stephen Miller says that the Trump administration is 'actively looking at' suspending habeas corpus, the constitutional right to challenge unlawful detention
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This is a May 2025 clip. Stephen Miller said the Trump administration was actively looking at suspending habeas corpus. Reports indicate the proposal was seriously debated but White House lawyers advised it requires Congressional action. No suspension has occurred.
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When I started working on AI four decades ago, it simply didn’t occur to me that one of the biggest use cases would be derivative mimicry, transferring value from artists and other creators to megacorporations, using massive amounts of energy.
This is not the AI I dreamed of.
OpenAI just released a model that can generate 1-minute videos.
You simply cannot argue that these models don't / won't compete with the content they're trained on, and the human creators behind that content.
What is the model trained on? Did the training data providers consent to their work being used? The total lack of info from OpenAI on this doesn't inspire confidence.
Across the AI industry, people's work is being exploited without consent to build products that compete with that work. This must be controlled by regulators.
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Me: (Mumbling as boss approaches my desk) i’ll kill myself in front of you if you ask me to do a single thing I swear to god
Boss: Hey can you email me that thing
Me: Oh for sure playa. No doubt
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the two options for furniture in america are a $85 table made of spit and paper and a $4,485 table made of wood out of a tree that some one kissed every day
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[john wick kills like 80 dudes at the arc de triomphe]
(whispers to guy next to me) This kind of smart, walkable, mixed-use urbanism is illegal to build in most American cities

































