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Nothing on a digital service.
Digital copies are a great way to have backups. Just don't store your media with a third party.
Fixed that clickbait for ya. It was Israel:
Carlson alleged during the June 18 podcast episode that Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign was “funded largely by people with loyalty to Israel.”
He also asserted that the U.S. entered the war “because of pressure from the prime minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu.”
“Knowing that is knowing that the U.S. government betrayed the United States. Like there’s no other way to read it,” Carlson added, noting he can no longer defend the party because it’s “immoral.”
He fucks off before having to deal with his social media ban...
Trump, who turned 80 on Sunday, posted a six-second video of himself filling up the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool with the tears of a woman who went viral for yelling in protest of his 2017 inauguration.
The Friday morning post came just as new aerial photos emerged showing how big a bust his $14 million repainting of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool really is, with copious green sludge already returning amid an algae bloom.
He drained the swamp... right?
When's the book tour?
A little too late?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/02/25/james-bond-books-edited-remove-racist-references/
Bond is just a colonial fantasy
While social media is age-gated by the bill, AI chatbot services won't be. "Chatbots are not as well-studied as the harm caused by social media platforms," Miller said during the press conference announcing the bill. "They don't have the same social role." With that said, the Safe Social Media Act also includes language around "AI chatbot services," seemingly in response to OpenAI's handling of the Tumbler Ridge shooting. As part of the bill, AI platforms are expected to mitigate the risk of chatbots "communicating harmful content" and engaging in harmful behavior, while also introducing "emergency measures" for dealing with crisis situations.
Seems like we're seeing that this isn't just about consumer surveillance but also pushing another platform
One memo reportedly described releasing it during a “dynamic political environment,” when privacy and civil liberties advocates would be distracted. Last week, WIRED reported that much of NameTag’s machinery was already built into the Meta AI app, downloaded by millions of users, as early as January, even as Meta publicly said it had made no final decision about face recognition.
Sound likes a stellar company
Tl:dr
“Wake up, Jeff.”
Those three words, posted without warning across Paul McCartney’s official social media accounts late Tuesday night, instantly ignited one of the biggest celebrity-political firestorms of the year. Within minutes, millions of fans were scrambling to understand what had happened after the legendary Beatles icon announced that he was preparing to remove his music catalog, film appearances, merchandise licensing, and future promotional partnerships from Amazon.
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