AI had an unambiguous definition that eroded under stress because the industry came to the realization that the "I" part (intelligence) used the human mind as the high bar.
The second epiphany came when no one could fabricate an AI that would simply refuse to cooperate if Facebook was unreachable.
The law is not based upon speculation prior to establishment of litigation.
Any and all objects in the universe have the property that they could, individually or collectively, be evidence, and yet they are not all, at this point, evidence.
In law, there's an order of operation:
Evidence does not exist before probable cause.
I have a magnifying glass on my desk.
I could choke someone with it.
If I should do that, it would become evidence.
At this writing, I have not choked anyone with it, nor is there probable cause that I will, and the magnifying glass is not evidence.
I can discard the magnifying glass if I like.
From that point forward, if a crime is committed and the cause is attributed (possibly) to a magnifying glass, it is reasonable for someone to file a motion of discovery for my magnifying glass.
If I cannot comply because I discarded the magnifying glass prior to the notification that it might be pertinent to a case, no one's going to worry about it.
To repeat what I've already repeated:
A computer was destroyed for reasons.
A motion filed years later asking for the computer is moot.
Had the computer been destroyed AFTER the motion... but that's not the timing in this matter and that's everything.
Slashdot Mirror
... about this.
I remember on Survivor®, back in the day, they had a "blurry tit," problem.
They fixed that by disallowing exposed tits.
Google should remove the tits from their fonts.
I go way back, too.
AI had an unambiguous definition that eroded under stress because the industry came to the realization that the "I" part (intelligence) used the human mind as the high bar.
The second epiphany came when no one could fabricate an AI that would simply refuse to cooperate if Facebook was unreachable.
If smart phones and tablets are any indicator ...
AI, too, is an evolutionary dead end.
It's a buzz word with a vacuous definition.
I froze on all three majors.
Hopefully inquiring minds have to go through me first.
There's no incentive, no motive.
Customers are helpless to do anything about it so they just shrug and move on.
Their shit is out there anyway, what with all the other goddam break-ins.
In the spirit of, "too big to fail," Equifax is too big for their breaches.
All your base are belong to us.
Stop.
The law is not based upon speculation prior to establishment of litigation.
Any and all objects in the universe have the property that they could, individually or collectively, be evidence, and yet they are not all, at this point, evidence.
In law, there's an order of operation:
Evidence does not exist before probable cause.
I have a magnifying glass on my desk.
I could choke someone with it.
If I should do that, it would become evidence.
At this writing, I have not choked anyone with it, nor is there probable cause that I will, and the magnifying glass is not evidence.
I can discard the magnifying glass if I like.
From that point forward, if a crime is committed and the cause is attributed (possibly) to a magnifying glass, it is reasonable for someone to file a motion of discovery for my magnifying glass.
If I cannot comply because I discarded the magnifying glass prior to the notification that it might be pertinent to a case, no one's going to worry about it.
To repeat what I've already repeated:
A computer was destroyed for reasons.
A motion filed years later asking for the computer is moot.
Had the computer been destroyed AFTER the motion ... but that's not the timing in this matter and that's everything.
This.
The ultimate fan is the greenback.
That's the business model Nike is adopting.
The divide between worker and company is stark at the NFL.
It's White ownership vs Black players.
White team owners wear wingtips and suits and are not in Nike's demographic.
The implementation of trade unions, particularly after WWII, were among the first indicators of company/worker split into adversarial groups.
Companies focus on the revenue stream and ignore the voice of labour.
It's Capitalism on steroids and I'm doubtful any approach to fix it will exceed.
The Capitalists are carrying the Big Stick.
Paint job aside, those don't answer the basic question: "Are any of your employees drawing welfare?"
That's right, you're not from Texas.
We already do
We already don't.
Uber bans.
Bullshit.
News outlets should never have been part of the revenue model on either platform.
Facebook and Twitter are for fucking cat videos.
If a crime happened and your fridge was involved ...
Stop.
You did a two-step:
1.) A crime happened
2.) Fridge
That's not what happened:
1.) A computer was destroyed
2.) A motion for computer was filed
That's why timing is everything.
... for Congress.
... Facebook has become boring in the last year.
Politics is so divisive that my circle of Friends and I have learned that it's best to behave as most of us do in face-to-face social settings.
... combining it with what we know about the school's population ...
... they have all that information at hand.
... says.
... it's the goddam naive simple-minded, gullible membership.
Facebook and Twitter will never fix stupid. ~ © 2018 CaptainDork
... balls this guy has.
He's a nutbar, and harmless, but very entertaining.
I think it's disingenuous for us to have two logins, so quit it.
No, you quit it.
No, you.
I'm telling Momma.
... is that publicly-consumed IP has lost its value.
An essential component of demand is the friction encountered when making an acquisition.
In the days of radio, TV, theaters, albums, and live tours, the consumers were far removed from the content.
Nowadays, the Internet provides a well-lubricated "all you can eat," instant buffet of gratification.
--
I'm 72 years old.
I remember Coke being a special, occasional treat.
The go-to beverages for parents were cheaper drinks like tea and Kool Aid.
Same with candy.
Halloween was a bonanza because that was the one time of year when it was available by the gobs.
Nowadays, ice boxes are chock full of Cokes and every house has candy galore.
--
IP has, with few exceptions, become valueless to the consumer and that's the side of the equation that drives the revenue structure.
When IP is digitized, it enters the Public Domain by default. ~ CaptainDork
I'm bald headed.
Go.
Right here. Apparently, you think the "You're fat," button still works.
That's so high school like, "You must be gay."
Xanax, when used as directed, is a safe and effective palindrome.
The legal system is not a matter of faith.
"Evidence," has a definition that that describes often mundane things that become relevant only after a crime has been committed.
It was not criminal to destroy the hard drive because it was not of any interest until 2018, after it had been destroyed for an unrelated reason.
You don't see the difference?
You mentioned "cut down," "ship," "mills," "turned into," "printed," "shipped," again, "exchange for labour," "beabie-babies," "other commodities," ...
The OP correctly described a closed system with no extant nouns or verbs.