[ExI] OpenAI Reaches A.I. Agreement With Defense Dept. After Anthropic Clash
John Clark
johnkclark at gmail.com
Tue Mar 3 12:11:46 UTC 2026
On Mon, Mar 2, 2026 at 5:24 PM <spike at rainier66.com> wrote:
On Mon, Mar 2, 2026 at 2:16 PM <spike at rainier66.com> wrote:
> *>>… To your credit you're reluctant to lie so you don't wanna say "I do
>> not think POTUS was talking nonsense"*
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> *>The term nonsense is subjective. *
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*But that is exactly what I was asking. What is your subjective opinion of
He Who Must Not Be Named statement? My opinion is that the statement was
nonsense. What is your opinion? I am not ashamed of my opinions so I'm not
afraid to state them even if I think they will be unpopular. What about
you? *
*>>…The current war in Iran may or may not turn out well I don't know,
>> however it is quite certainly unconstitutional. But of course these days a
>> little thing like unconstitutionality doesn't amount to much…*
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> *> We hear the Supreme Court is going to make a call pretty soon. The 60
> day specification is really outdated when you think about it. **That’s a
> long time with modern warfighting technology.*
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*The war powers act is a federal law, if it is outdated then according to
the constitution, Congress needs to change the law; but as of today
Congress has not done so, thus the law remains. But even Congress can't
give the President the right to declare war, that would require a
constitutional amendment; or at least it would if you wish to follow the
Constitution. *
> *> That realization had occurred to those whose job it is to anticipate
> every threat. They figured it out back in when John Von Neumann suggested
> the possibility back in the late 1940s. It was easy to dismiss back then
> because of cooling challenges (some things never change) but that guy
> thought of everything. Turing was another one. Both of them consulted the
> military. *
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*John Von Neumann and Alan Turing were not military men, they were
civilian scientists who, immediately after the war, were both instrumental
in making computers for civilian use. And both men were famous. Where are
the equivalent super geniuses that made your mythical military AI? Where
were they educated? Where are their scientific publications? If that
military AI exists and if it's as good as you claim it is then those super
geniuses must exist, so why can't anybody find the slightest trace of them?
Have they been cloistered since birth? *
* John K Clark*
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