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12 VLCC Full = 2.6 Billion in oil So they send over gold, dollars or yuan to keep them safe?

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U.S. Air Force Airmen prepare and launch an F-16 fighter jet during routine night operations from a base in the Middle East.

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Japan’s Meteorological Agency mistakenly issued an early warning for a magnitude 9.9 earthquake, but the actual magnitude was 6.9, according to the USGS; no tsunami alert was issued. Via: @BNODesk

Houthi vs Startup bro

تصاویر منتشر شده از رزمایش های مختلف نیروهای مسلح در روزهای اخیر چند نکته جالب داره. برای مثال در این تصویر دارند پرتاب همزمان ۳ پهپاد شاهد رو تمرین می کنند. پهپادهای ایرانی تا امروز به صورت تک تک پرتاب میشدند. چرا جالبه؟ ۱- وقتی پهپادها نزدیک به هم حرکت می کنند برد درگیری با اونها به درگیری در میدان دید محدود میشه چون رادارها در برد بالا توانایی تشخیص تعداد اهداف متراکم رو ندارند* ۲. اینها می دونند زمان جنگ نمی تونند از واکی تاکی استفاده کنند چه برسد به سیگنال همزمان پرتاب. اینکه این توانمندی رو امروز تست می کنند قابل توجه هست.

Wild reports coming from Iranian Balochistan. The Baloch rebels are really taking the fight to the IRGC.

IDF battlefield medicine has cut combat casualty mortality rates in half — from 15% during the 2006 Lebanon war to 7.1% during the Swords of Iron campaign — and the U.S. Army is now studying Israel's methods to overhaul its own wartime medical capabilities. The advances include placing doctors in every company, carrying blood plasma on first responders' backs in coolers, and deploying a real-time data network so every medical officer in the chain can see patient information instantly. Advanced life support that once took 15-20 minutes to reach a casualty now arrives within 4 minutes. A 78-page U.S. Army report published in April recommended American forces absorb Israel's lessons immediately, warning that 'the time for preparation is now' and that 'simply possessing clinical and tactical skills is insufficient.' foxnews.com/world/israeli-co…

I'll say it again for the AI risk experts in the back: We've already run a real life, large scale experiment on what happens when a superintelligence is unleashed on a narrow objective. Look no further than U.S. capital markets. Millions of investors, analysts, traders and algorithms, backed by trillions of dollars and wired together through prices, all chasing one goal: the highest risk-adjusted return on capital. And it is spectacularly good at its job. It funds the best ideas, punishes the worst ones, and turns new information into prices faster than any of us can react. No individual can out-think it. 99+ percent of professionals can't beat it. But look at what else it's done along the way: - Optimized the measure instead of the intent. Quarterly earnings became the scoreboard, so companies learned to manage the scoreboard. - Treated anything without a price as free. Pollution, addiction, obesity, depression, political fragmentation, fragile supply chains, the long-term health of the communities it operates in. - Found every gap in the rules, then paid lobbyists to help write the next set and pull up the ladder behind incumbents. - Remade the world around its objective. Companies, pension funds and our retirement accounts now answer to the S&P 500. - Made itself impossible to switch off, because everything else now depends on it. None of this required malice. Nobody sat in a room and chose these outcomes. It's simply what a very capable optimizer does when its objective is a narrow proxy for what we actually care about. And note that we never solved this alignment problem. We've managed it, imperfectly, with regulation, taxes, disclosure rules and the occasional crisis to show us where the guardrails were missing. Over time, the market has captured the instutions designed to constrain it. We've been at it the better part of a century, and the misalignment is the worst it's ever been. So the next time someone tells you AI is only dangerous if it "wants" something bad, or if its goals are mis-specified, point them at the S&P 500. It doesn't want anything. It just optimizes. That's the whole problem.

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To my understanding it wasn’t that golem acted against its masters wishes but rather took them too literally “Bring me water” would lead to filling the entire house up with water

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