When I think about what's been happening in our country at an accelerated rate virtually unnoticed, the observations in your article define so clearly. It is the truth that raises the hairs on the back of my neck and sets my mind in perpetual motion. While everyone is focused on AI, grass roots activists for hate, are systematically working to undermine the foundation of our constitution in the light of day.
@Keri Aaver, you put your finger on the mechanism: in the light of day. Nothing in Wayne's essay happened in secret. The report is public on http://whitehouse.gov. The march had a permit and a police escort. The cameras stand on poles in plain view. The definition does the concealing. The word points everyone at the fist while the rest walks past in the open.
That's why I asked @CoryBantic to write it. He studies what the word violence covers and what it lets pass. The pattern needed a frame before people could see it whole, and he had one.
And you're right about the attention going to AI. I spend my research life there, and the most consequential technology in this essay is the oldest one: a label. A definition applied asymmetrically. No algorithm required.
When I think about what's been happening in our country at an accelerated rate virtually unnoticed, the observations in your article define so clearly. It is the truth that raises the hairs on the back of my neck and sets my mind in perpetual motion. While everyone is focused on AI, grass roots activists for hate, are systematically working to undermine the foundation of our constitution in the light of day.
@Keri Aaver, you put your finger on the mechanism: in the light of day. Nothing in Wayne's essay happened in secret. The report is public on http://whitehouse.gov. The march had a permit and a police escort. The cameras stand on poles in plain view. The definition does the concealing. The word points everyone at the fist while the rest walks past in the open.
That's why I asked @CoryBantic to write it. He studies what the word violence covers and what it lets pass. The pattern needed a frame before people could see it whole, and he had one.
And you're right about the attention going to AI. I spend my research life there, and the most consequential technology in this essay is the oldest one: a label. A definition applied asymmetrically. No algorithm required.
Thank you for reading this closely.