Why would a Chinese-made AI have American censorship and propaganda in it?
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Not necessarily. There was a large pool of non-voters, if a lot of those were disillusioned leftists who didn't see anyone worth voting for then appealing to them might have been a winning strategy.
I would imagine it's not a problem if the betting market is small compared to the things being bet on. In this case you'd have to manipulate the long term outcome of the Ukraine war to win a few tens of millions of dollars, which seems unlikely.
Nice. This implies that these businesses are concluding that Ukraine is going to win - or at least, not lose - and will therefore retain its sovereignty. Their investments wouldn't be safe otherwise.
This sort of thing is why betting markets are so good at prediction. Experts can pontificate and analyze all they want but at the end of the day a betting market requires people to put their money where their mouth is.
People who decide not to vote are in fact making a positive statement, they're saying "we agree with whatever the people who do vote decide." I don't give America a pass due to apathy.
It's right wing too, but it's not populous.
California's population is roughly equal to Canada's. Alaska's got less than 2% of Canada's population. We can absorb Alaska without too much disruption, California would be more of a fusion. And their economy is twice the size of Canada's, so likely it'd be seen as more of Canada joining California rather than the other way around.
How ironic that the only country to actually invoke Article 5 and receive NATO assistance under it is the one that's now ditching NATO.
Nah, California is too right-wing and populous, it'd overwhelm Canada's Canadianness.
I think we should take Alaska, it always made more sense as a Canadian territory.
AI can do subtitles too.
It really sucks how the US has given "spreading democracy" such a bad name. And democracy itself, I suppose.
EFF has always been opposed to the expansion of copyright, regardless of the "size" of the copyright holders involved.