Originally Posted by Sunset Poet
Originally Posted by Michael Zaneski
But I also believe that Law can catch up to tech and find an approach that deals with transgressions appropriately.

Sorry for being the doubter Mike.
Look at the SEC right now. SVB is the only bank that has come to serious light so far.
Look at the in-your-face corruption by the ruling elites in the uni-party. e.g. Biden & his brother, & his drug addict son, drug addict son's ex- girlfriend / widowed wife of deceased brother...all of whom are receiving mystery checks from Chinese energy firms. When Biden is asked about it, he basically just says..."FU, you're nobody and don't matter."

The law isn't functional any more. It's just words on pages somewhere.

"Tech" doesnt fear and obey honest politicians who strive for the common good. For 2 reasons....

#1 They buy them and tell them what to do, leaving them to contrive various lines of $hit with skillful lying that politics requires. That's the actual core skill set for a congressman or senator anymore.
# 2 Like Santa Claus and the Easter bunny, honest politicians who strive for the common good do not actually exists. They are narcissists who like limousines and the celebrity lifestyle.

I don't disagree with any of what you say.

Like I said, I believe Law can catch up to tech, meaning, it's not there right now, for sure. I'm an optimist because I use AI in a "good way" and think there is more good than bad that will come from it. But again, I am admitting to having a vested interest.

Fate doesn't hang on a wrong or right choice
Fortune depends on the tone of your voice

-The Divine Comedy (Neil Hannon)
from the song "Songs of Love"
from the album "Casanova" (1996)