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Elon Musk & Trump

When an AI Company Said “No” to the Pentagon — And Paid the Price A Report for Informed Citizens | 28 February 2026 What exactly Happened? On Friday, 27 February 2026, US President Donald Trump ordered every federal agency to stop using the artificial intelligence products of Anthropic, the San Francisco-based company behind the AI assistant Claude. In a Truth Social post, Trump directed every federal agency to “immediately cease” all use of Anthropic’s technology, with a six-month phase-out period granted to agencies like the Pentagon that had already integrated it into their systems. Shortly after, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the Pentagon would formally label Anthropic a “Supply-Chain Risk to National Security” A designation normally reserved for companies associated with foreign adversaries such as China or Russia — barring any military contractor or supplier from conducting commercial activity with the company. What Was the Actual Dispute? The confrontation had been building for months. At its core was a fundamental disagreement about what an AI company is permitted to refuse. Anthropic had been operating under a Pentagon contract worth up to USD 200 million to support defence operations. The company had made clear throughout months of contract negotiations that it would not allow its AI systems to be used for domestic mass surveillance or for direct control of lethal autonomous weapons. The Pentagon, for its part, demanded the right to…

KI und USA

In a disturbing appeal, 25 renowned scientists warn of the advancing self-intelligence of artificial intelligence. This could soon act autonomously and pursue its own goals, manipulate algorithms and direct biological weapons, according to the journal "Science" (background information here). On Tuesday, the EU passed a law for more transparency in the use of artificial intelligence (via dpa). Experts believe that without effective control of AI, the world could soon spiral irreversibly out of control. However, this is also to be feared with the human intelligence currently in use. And soon means the day after tomorrow … The development of drones is an example of what war robots will look like - This is only the Beginning … For sure! Science fiction has already depicted all this very vividly: Novels and film - SOMA like Netflix and Amazon and more … ====++++==== German Version (Original Posting) |Screenshot| Created with Meta Instagram | Vivid Sydney 2024 | prompted by phb Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the image I generated. I was aiming to create a vibrant and dynamic piece that captures the essence of the "Humanity" theme. The explosion of light represents the boundless potential and creativity that arises when we come together as humans, and the colors symbolize diversity, inclusivity, and the beauty of our collective experiences. Thank you for your kind words, and I'm happy to have been…

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World Literature

Epic Literature | Credit phb Here's a list of some of the most important older epics in world literature, organized by significance: The Epic of Gilgamesh: An ancient Mesopotamian poem exploring themes of mortality, friendship, and the search for meaning. The Iliad and The Odyssey: Attributed to Homer, these Greek epics narrate the Trojan War and the adventurous journey of Odysseus, respectively. They delve into heroism, fate, and the relationship between mortals and gods. The Aeneid: Written by Virgil, this Roman epic follows Aeneas' journey to establish Rome, merging mythology with historical elements and emphasizing the glory of Rome's origins. The Mahabharata: An Indian epic featuring the Kurukshetra War and spiritual teachings. It includes the Bhagavad Gita, a profound philosophical discourse. The Ramayana: Another major Indian epic, it narrates the heroic exploits of Prince Rama as he rescues his wife Sita from the demon king Ravana. Themes include duty, honor, and devotion. Beowulf: An Old English epic poem that centers on the hero Beowulf's battles against monsters and dragons. It explores concepts of heroism, loyalty, and fate. The Shahnameh: An epic poem by Ferdowsi, it chronicles the history of Persia (Iran) from creation to the Islamic conquests. It emphasizes Persian identity and culture. The Divine Comedy: Written by Dante Alighieri, this Italian epic follows Dante's journey through the afterlife, depicting Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. It explores themes of sin, redemption, and…

Schluss mit der Eskalation | Jetzt sofort!

Das darf nicht sein! Der Angriff ging von Putin aus! Seit Monaten fordert die Ukraine schwere und mehr Waffen, sprich die Verteidigung der Grenzen, und eskaliert dabei auch, wie jetzt mit dem Angriff auf die Bruecke! Das Wort Verhandlungen und Diplomatie und Deeskalation scheint im Vokabular von Selenskij gar nicht vorzukommen! Stattdessen denkt er an Praeventivangriffe auf Russland, er will folglich die USA und NATO in die Kriegshandlungen einbeziehen. Das ist dann der Beginn des Dritten Weltkriegs, den manche Menschen wohl herbeisehnen! Ich nicht! Meine Antwort auf die Frage: Wollt Ihr den totalen Krieg? lautet Nein, nie wieder! Schluss mit diesem Wahnsinn auf beiden Seiten! Sofortige Verhandlungen JETZT, AB SOFORT! NIE WIEDER KRIEG!!! gez, Peter H Bloecker, StD i.R.

Sick Of Newspeak

EU plant Preisdeckel für Strom bei 180 Euro Die EU-Kommission wird den Mitgliedstaaten am Mittwoch vorschlagen, hohe Gewinne von Kraftwerken abzuschöpfen und an Verbraucher umzuverteilen. Die Details sind schon durchgesickert. Die Seite können Sie sich unter dieser Adresse anschauen: https://sz.de/1.5656680 SZ.de – so bleiben Sie auf dem Laufenden:Newsletter: https://www.sz.de/newsletterApps: https://www.sz.de/apps Peter H Bloecker Director https://peblogger.com Preisdeckel und noch mehr Quark! Gasumlage und Entlastungsbelastungspaket. Wer hat da nicht die Faxen dicke.? Hey Alter, das ist nicht umsonst fuer DICH!

Hello Europe …

Was hält Europa eigentlich von uns Deutschen, im Jahr eins nach Merkels Abschied und im Sommer des Krieges? Höchste Zeit, sich mal auf Reisen zu begeben. Eine Erkundungsmission von Litauen bis Griechenland.: Link https://www.sueddeutsche.de/projekte/artikel/politik/europa-deutschland-e844231/Sent by phb | https://peblogger.com

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