We do that in Arabic too. It's called "badal", a figure of speech where you replace "the whole" with "the part" to emphasize that part's importance in the context; in this case that would be either where the government is located in the country or where the report originated from.
For example when Arabic news agencies want to refer to the USA's government they say Washington or the white house. Since that's usually where the news come from.
Well technically traffic laws and markings are intended for humans not machines if human drivers were eliminated the roads could be reconfigured to better suit self-driving cars. Same thing if you try to make a robot exactly replicate humans it won't be that good but if you make a non humanoid robotic system that's configured for automation it will be more efficient.
LLMs are also feeding into the current state of unwillingness to think of a lot of people. People seem to just want an answer to their questions instead of an explanation. People just want a short version of "the truth" handed to them instead of making the effort to learn, research, and think critically.
While I do believe in the usefulness of AI and the advantages it possesses, but I also think it's very dangerous in the modern age of "information consumerism". We should teach kids about AI but also encourage critical thinking and problem solving instead of depending on LLMs to solve our problems for us. At the end LLMs are just machines that guesses what the next word would be according to its training dataset and some sophisticated algorithms for logical "reasoning" and mathematical computions (optional).
How long before AI runs on this?
Biological artificial intelligence would be very very creepy we are basically playing God here. It feels like creating another species so we don't feel lonely in the universe.
As a computer engineering student who has just got into this whole fediverse thing recently I find the concept of decentralised social media to be pretty mesmerizing. I didn't think people would actually seek the ability to cross-communicate too.
Yeah some time ago I used to respect these companies I remember when Google condemned the Egyptian government's actions in 2011 and one of the very popular activists in the revolution was the head of marketing in Google MENA. But now the truth has never been more obvious to me. Individuals may or may not care but corporations will never care.