Like red flag laws, but for the other side.

From what I’ve always heard, most people there weren’t interested in being an actual state.

Not bad eh? j/k

As I said earlier, the abortion issue does not count, because it does not only involve the women, but also the baby. Therefore, regardless of anyone’s opinion on the subject, it is a completely different issue.

You’re free to feel that way, I just disagree and think we’d be better off without AI. Time will tell whether we should have put an end to it, or if it was a great invention.

Why, because you can’t provide an answer to my simple question?

At this point, I guess it’s hopeless. I’m not going to receive an answer to my very simple question. Instead, I’m just going to be called an idiot by people who can’t back up their claim.

Some search engines more than others!

AI is a totally different ballgame, and I’m sure you know this.

That, I think is a better explanation than the comment in the image.

So you can’t give me one civil right that a man has, that a woman does not. Got it.

I’m not playing anything. Just asked an honest question, hoped for an honest answer. I guess no one has an answer though.

My brain is starting to hurt.

I’m not going to debate abortion. Regardless of either sides position, abortion is a different topic, because it’s not just about the woman’s body, it’s also about the baby’s body.

I get the issues that some women get flack from others for being a woman in particular fields. But the US does have many women professors. The comment above the ad insinuates that the US doesn’t, and that the University of Finland is trying to capitalize on that. I still don’t get it.

So, not one of those articles give me any examples of a civil right that a woman doesn’t have that a man has. As far as civil rights that women do not have (or are being taken away), all three articles only speak of abortions. Men already can’t have abortions.

So what civil right does a women not have, that a man does? Again, honest question.

You are kind of getting upset, so I assume you work in the AI field in some way? I think the development of AI is interesting, intriguing, and opens many doors to many possibilities. But I still think it’s a bad idea. It’s not that I don’t trust AI, it’s that I don’t trust humans, and they are the ones implementing AI.

Quote from Jurassic Park, that I think applies to AI well: “We were so preoccupied with whether we could, we didn’t stop to think if we should.”

I’m pretty sure there is not one single professor that is a Tesla, so I don’t know what that comment was about.

What civil right does a woman not have? Honest question.

Yes I do, and it’s totally different than Gutenberg or Turing. But as soon as AI is programmed with “ideological bias” it becomes an agenda, a tool to manipulate people. Besides, it’s training people to think less, and put in less effort. It will have long term negative effects on society.