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/me looks into the Trump thread...
Jumped the Shark/me looks into the Trump thread...
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SLU + thread drift. Everything's normal/me looks into the Trump thread...
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I would say a requirement of black box data and the manufacturer being responsible for AI behavior. If the manufacturer can show, for example, that someone modified the code to make it always go 10+ mph over the speed limit, then the vehicle owner would end up at fault.Legislators will, I think, have to resolve various evidential presumptions about self-driving cars. Essentially, should courts assume that, unless there is evidence to the contrary, that the AI was working as intended at the time of the incident (whatever it is) that the court is considering, and should the court also assume that the AI acted as an experienced and careful driver would be expected to act under similar circumstances, or should the manufacturers have to defend their AI's decisions in particular cases?
The Fulton County district attorney’s office has issued a subpoena to former New York Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik to testify in the first trial later this month in the case stemming from election subversion plots in Georgia, according to his lawyer.
But Kerik’s lawyer, Tim Parlatore, is demanding that his client be granted immunity in exchange for testifying, pointing out that prosecutors indicated in the indictment that Kerik was a “co-conspirator” in the case. While not named in the indictment, CNN previously reported that Kerik is co-conspirator No. 5.
With the Kerik subpoena, the Fulton County district attorney’s office is trying to secure potentially crucial trial testimony from a witness who can shed light on various efforts by former President Donald Trump and his allies to upend the 2020 election results in Georgia. Two of the 19 defendants – pro-Trump lawyer Kenneth Chesebro and former Trump campaign lawyer Sidney Powell – are set to go on trial on October 23.
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Trump Goes on Bizarre ‘Would You Rather’ Rally Rant
The former president, who’s making a second run at the White House, bizarrely told supporters that he’d rather be electrocuted than eaten by a shark.www.thedailybeast.com
A visibly angry Donald Trump appeared in a New York courtroom for the start of a bank fraud trial that has already sentenced his real estate empire to death.
A little after 10 a.m., Trump and his son Eric walked into court, surrounded by his large team of defense lawyers and a cadre of Secret Service agents. Trump, wearing a dark blue suit and a scowl, slowly made his way to his seat at the front of the courtroom. New York Attorney General Letitia James, whose investigators will make the case that the former president’s lies violated laws meant to maintain a fair and honest marketplace, sat in the front row behind her team of lawyers who have been digging into Trump’s faked personal financial statements for more than three years.
Justice Arthur F. Engoron, who oversaw bitter court fights during the investigation and had to repeatedly reprimand defense lawyers—and even fine the former president himself $110,000—commenced the long-awaited trial with a warm “good morning.”
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Only a real gag will work. Maybe one of those BDSM ones where the mouth is open so he can still be fed. Because god knows if you removed it he will just immidiately run his mouth.trying to shut him up with the gag order
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Judge issues gag order in Trump fraud trial after ex-president posts about law clerk
Former President Donald Trump, who glared at NY Attorney General Letitia James on the tense first day of the trial, is present in the courtroom again for Day 2.www.cnbc.com